Indeed, I've tried to refrain from telling my friends how little I paid for something they admire, but the temptation to revel _ my own form of reverse snobbism _ is too hard to resist.
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With such words, many journalists and on-air personalities replace " the good domestic words " with foreign expressions becasue of " indolence, language irresponsibility or snobbism, " said the ministry.
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With such words, many journalists and on-air personalities replace " the good domestic words " with foreign expressions because of " indolence, language irresponsibility or snobbism, " said the ministry.
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With such words, many journalists and on-air personalities replace the " good " domestic words with foreign expressions because of " indolence, language irresponsibility and snobbism, " said the ministry.
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"Who's Who in America " is exactly that-- a quintessentially Yankee kind of snobbism, for which subjects are encouraged to submit their own biographical material ( and buy their own copies ).
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Along the way, he finds a dizzying array of new snobbisms, including " reverse snobbery, " which amounts to asserting your superiority over other snobs by embracing what they disdain and disdaining what they embrace.
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"I think a lot of the snobbism of the days of yore is quietly being abandoned as editors recognize the public's appetite for stories like the murder-suicide and O . J . Simpson ."
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"I said, ` Don't be ridiculous .'But it's true; even in the most liberal households of Hampstead you hear this cultural snobbism that can be as bad as anti-Semitism.
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Although it has been thoroughly denounced, the very fact that the book gets so much serious attention attests not only to its provocative nature but to the deep chords of racism and class snobbism that lie barely below the surface in American life.
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"I think Bill Bradley, hopefully, has been pretty selective in terms of the celebrities that he has asked to jump on board, " said Bob Cousy, the former Celtic, in an interesting example of celebrity snobbism.
