snobbish

Yet despite this she was not in the least snobbish.

Michael's particular about his coffee but not really in a snobbish way.

I hate to sound snobbish, but the woman has no class.

The final word was almost spat out, a mean and snobbish cut.

I'm not being snobbish when I tell you that; it's the truth.

In the past, pure scientists took a snobbish view of business.

People are so damned snobbish - there's no one here of his class.

They were living a lie for the sake of being snobbish.

Her neighbors are snobbish to the point of being racist.

But there was nothing snobbish or old fashioned about his taste.

I use the word not in its snobbish sense, but as a scientist uses it.

In the first episodes, she was quite snobbish and reserved.

She's a little on the snobbish side, but that doesn't matter.

Sophisticated without being snobbish, it's a place to splash out.

"Some of us have more occasion to be snobbish than others.

As of 2008, they added a snobbish wizard into the ads.

Not to say that Atlas is snobbish toward small productions.

We thought this rather a joke but his concern was academic, not snobbish.

"You're the only conductor I know who is not snobbish about singers."

Or do you see him as snobbish, overly rigid, and cold?

Use in speech is regarded as snobbish and thus very uncommon.

One need not be snobbish to wish to be alone sometimes!

The thought made her smile to herself, for what she recognized were basically snobbish reasons.

At least that was the snobbish opinion carried by most of the passengers.

Call me a snobbish prig and let it go at that.