Some might say the concept of Belizean Grove smacks of elitism.
For many people, small liberal arts colleges smack of elitism and entitlement.
It is also degrading for the teaching profession and smacks of elitism.
Wolf's book is a sobering reminder that as it is currently framed, the work-family debate smacks of elitism.
Ms. Wolf's book is a sobering reminder that as currently framed, the work-family debate smacks of elitism.
Although Kerry the Windsurfer was fodder for comedians who said his weekend pursuit smacked of elitism, he's pretty good.
Edward Blum, a senior fellow at the Center for Equal Opportunity, which opposes affirmative action, described the legacy programs as "bad educational policy," saying, "It smacks of elitism".
After the mikes were off, he conceded grudgingly that the agency does require that organic meat be antibiotic-free and crops be rotated, but the subject stuck in his craw, mostly because organic costs more and, worse, smacks of elitism.
"It smacks of elitism, it smacks of discrimination, it just really put into focus what people have thought for years, the impression that the state board of ed is a bunch of people sitting around with teacups and crumpets making decisions about schoolchildren in New Jersey without any regard for what the realities are".
However, university humanities departments have made efforts to make sure they no longer smack of elitism, setting up courses to cater for students who do not want to spend their time studying Victorian novels, romantic poetry, Renaissance sculpture, medieval history, or Aristotelian philosophy.
To do so smacks of elitism, one of traditional publishing's lasting and detrimental flaws.
