Sentence examples for seen as posh from inspiring English sources

"She wasn't seen as posh.

Perhaps they are afraid of being seen as posh.

At school, after moving from Cornwall to Yorkshire, she was seen as posh.

In the interview, Mr Cameron admitted that being seen as posh had made it easier for his opponents to brand the Conservatives as a party of the rich.

Sadly, a great deal of the stuff she helped fund is seen as posh by ordinary people – and that's where Alain has hit the nail on the head.

Bazalgette's predecessor, Liz Forgan, moaned that government ministers were afraid to say they enjoyed the arts because they didn't want to be seen as posh.

"At home I was seen as the posh kid.

Its picturesque location in the Swiss Alps has long attracted some of the world's wealthiest financiers, but it is also seen as a posh opportunity for leaders to interact with the world's economic elite.

In the 1970s, she was in her 20s and 30s and her extraordinary talent had become obvious; she was seen as a posh hippy bohemian not least because of her tattoo – then, a sure sign of the subversive counterculture and not the kite mark of the masses as it is now – when she made an appearance on Michael Parkinson's television chatshow.

Cheques, now virtually redundant, were still in the 1960s seen as something only posh people needed, in the same way as they inexplicably needed "guineas".

He may now have unkind things to say about Mr Brown himself.Mr Johnson's win is being spun by the Tories as evidence that they are once again electable to high office (and privately seen as reassuring proof that a posh background, of the kind that both Mr Johnson and Mr Cameron share, is not as off-putting to voters as it may once have been).