snootiness

Clearly the snootiness factor, real or perceived, was present at the creation.

But there is no snootiness in its people.

"Salespeople can get bored and that can look like snootiness," he said.

No snootiness in sight: this is America, people.

We have pockets of snootiness, but we're not Hollywood and we don't aspire to be.

But even a centuries-old tradition of intellectual snootiness can't extinguish such pure fun.

"There's a snootiness in the culture sphere around teaching 'relevance.'

This makes any concern about snootiness irrelevant.

He has accused his detractors of snootiness, "the contempt one critic shows towards ordinary people I just don't share".

Their snootiness comes through in their straight-back stiffness and disciplined movement patterns.

Against their snootiness and their concern with propriety.

It didn't have that snootiness it once had."

The chance of having bedbugs is a direct function of the snootiness of the hotel.

The snootiness of her letters to Gelderman was what brought to mind the tone of her letter to me.

Benjamin White's Hally has a boyish enthusiasm and an upstart's snootiness.

Knowing it was bought with Snake Pit profits did nothing to alter the feeling of old-money snootiness.

But he learned the business in the cutthroat world of paperback publishing in Britain and has little time for snootiness about commercialism.

If I hadn't seen her up close under the previous circumstances, I would have chalked the look up to simple snootiness.

A larger problem is the arrogance of the liberal arts, the cultural snootiness of, of well, of people like me - and probably you.

She has a pet monkey and is the butt of many of the sight jokes because of her wealthy snootiness.

Existing alongside the silly and transparent snobbery of Princeton society are numerous examples of a far more sinister snootiness.

"It upsets you that all these old crones will see me failing to live up to their mummified standards of nose-in-the-air snootiness?

When books started selling in places like Wal-Mart (thus driving the snootiness factor down) the Times penalized sales in chain outlets.

Satre recalls a certain snootiness when the slot-heavy Harrah's Marina first opened in Atlantic City.

As Christmas and birthdays brought more Gortex, my confidence grew and developed into mild snootiness about people who didn't wear the right things on the hill.