Snobbery

His snobbery was apparent in the way he looked down on people from the lower class.

The snobbery of the wealthy neighborhood made it difficult for newcomers to fit in.

The snobbery of the tech-savvy person made them feel superior to those who were not as knowledgeable about technology.

Her snobbery about literature made her look down on popular fiction.

The snobbery of the parents made their child feel ashamed of their modest upbringing.

Her snobbery about restaurants made her only eat at high-end establishments.

The snobbery of the fashion industry made many feel excluded if they didn't follow the latest trends.

The snobbery of the art collector was evident in the way they only purchased works from famous artists.

His snobbery was evident in the way he spoke to the waiter.

Her snobbery showed when she refused to wear clothes from a discount store.

His snobbery was evident when he only drove luxury cars and looked down on those who drove economical ones.

The snobbery of the wine connoisseur made him look down on anyone who drank inexpensive wine.

The snobbery of the art critic made him dismiss the works of unknown artists.

The snobbery of the wine industry can make it difficult to navigate for beginners.

He accused the admissions committee of snobbery for only accepting applicants from prestigious universities.

Her snobbery was so ingrained that she couldn't appreciate anything that wasn't considered highbrow.

Her snobbery was evident in her preference for designer clothes and luxury cars.

The snobbery of the golf club members made it challenging for anyone who didn't have expensive clubs to play on the course.

The snobbery of the restaurant industry was on full display with its inflated prices and haughty staff.

The snobbery of the yacht club members made it challenging for anyone who didn't own a yacht to be part of the club.

The snobbery of the art world often excludes up-and-coming artists.

His snobbery prevented him from making genuine connections with people who he deemed beneath him.

The snobbery of the music industry can make it hard for lesser-known artists to get recognition.

His snobbery towards non-native English speakers made him unpopular among his colleagues.

Her snobbery made her avoid associating with people who were not from wealthy families.

The snobbery of the fashion industry led to the exclusion of plus-size models.

The manager's snobbery led him to give the best assignments to his favorite employees.

The country club's snobbery was apparent in their strict dress code and exclusionary membership policies.

The snobbery of the country club members made it difficult for new members to feel welcome.

Her snobbery towards those who did not attend elite universities made her unpopular among her peers.

The athlete's snobbery was apparent in the way he refused to sign autographs for fans.

Her snobbery made her reluctant to try new foods that weren't considered "high-end."

The CEO's snobbery was apparent when he refused to speak to the janitor.

The politician's snobbery was evident in the way he spoke down to his constituents.

The professor's snobbery was off-putting to his students.

The country club's snobbery was evident in its exorbitant membership fees that only the wealthy could afford.

Her snobbery made her dismissive of anyone who didn't speak fluent French.

The artist's snobbery made him refuse to work with anyone who didn't have a certain level of fame.

Her snobbery led her to believe that only designer clothes were worth wearing.

The millionaire's snobbery was evident in his choice of friends.

The politician's snobbery was evident in the way he only attended high society events.

The author's snobbery was evident in the way he only associated with other bestselling authors.

The restaurant's snobbery was evident in its dress code, which prohibited anyone wearing jeans.

The CEO's snobbery was apparent when he only hired employees who shared his taste in expensive cars.

The musician's snobbery was apparent when he refused to perform at a local festival because it wasn't prestigious enough.

The socialite's snobbery made her feel superior to those who didn't attend the right parties.

The artist's snobbery made him dismissive of anyone who didn't appreciate his work.

His snobbery made him reluctant to associate with anyone who didn't have a college degree.

His snobbery prevented him from enjoying simple pleasures, like going to a baseball game.

The snobbery of the literary elite meant that only certain authors were considered worthy of recognition.