snob造句
1) Stop being such a snob.
2) Don't be such a snob.
3) He's a frightful snob - if you haven't been to the right school he probably won't even speak to you.
4) She was a snob of the first order.
5) This car sells well because of its snob value.
6) She's the most awful snob.
7) She protested strongly at being called a snob.
8) That kind of car has real snob appeal .
9) She was an intellectual snob.
10) That Rous was a snob and a social climber could scarcely be denied.
11) He's a bit of a snob won't speak to the likes of me.
12) I'm afraid I'm a bit of a wine snob/a snob where wine is concerned.
13) I don't want to sound like a snob, but I thought she was vulgar.
14) There is a snob value in driving the latest model.
15) He's a dreadful snob.
16) She's such a snob!
17) She did not want to cultivate the snob image.
18) These berries even have snob appeal.
19) I had developed into a cynical snob.
20) My mother was such a snob she wouldn't let me play with the local children.
21) I don't want to sound a snob but I thought it vulgar.
22) I don't want to sound like a snob, but I found the decor vulgar.
23) Lawler was renowned as a snob which was in total contrast to his wife.
24) They call me a snob and other really mean names like that.
25) Going to a private school had made her a snob.
26) I'd hate them to put me down as a snob.
27) This part of the town has a lot of snob appeal.
28) And I had to say yes, because I didn't want to be called a snob too.
29) Three university researchers say they now have a surprising answer: snob appeal.
30) Warren is from an upper middleclass Connecticut family; he's a bit of a snob.
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