Sentence examples for stuck-up snob from inspiring English sources

So Oasis, and it's ridiculous not to like Oasis – what kind of stupid, stuck-up snob wouldn't like Oasis?

Don't think too well about yourself unless you want people to think you're a stuck up snob.

No stuck-up, snobby behaviour allowed on the premises.

I know it upsets you that the beastly newspapers are pretending we're a bunch of stuck-up, out-of-touch snobs just because I said I ate a pasty on Newcastle station when it was actually oysters in Norwich.

They are not, necessarily, all "snobs" and "stupid, stuck-up, toffee-nosed, half-witted upper-class piles of puss" as that proprietor once described someone who dared to grumble about the service at Fawlty Towers.There are plenty of real-life Fawltys.

Stuck-up [expletive deleted].

That sounds so stuck-up".

Rich to Catherine: "Stuck-up brat".

Stuck-up prose gets up your nose.

Like what some stuck-up clown would ride.

"Elizabeth was stuck-up," Sonny McElroy, a retired rancher, said.