And so it ends. Sadly, I've been summarily dismissed from the employ of Masters Cameron and Mitchell. The former being an utter delight, and the latter being a humorless snoot.
When I was younger, I used to actually pride myself on my music snobbery. But nowadays, it just feels like I'm potentially cutting myself off from hearing some great ideas.
For Daisy was young and her artificial world was redolent of orchids and pleasant, cheerful snobbery and orchestras which set the rhythm of the year, summing up the sadness and suggestiveness of life in new tunes.
Some people never forget, that's all, and a good deal of literary criticism serves only to reinforce a caste system which is as old as the intellectual snobbery which nurtured it.
Now, we aren't gonna name names here, but there are some luxury fashion companies out there that have a rather snobbish attitude about who they want their ideal customer to be.
There's still a little of that. It's a little snobbery, a class system that existed, but in 1960, you know—the late '60s, early '70s—it was impossible, especially if you came from something called The Flying Nun.
Within the space of a few years, ice in the UK had started to matter, both in quantity and quality; people were even starting to display signs of ice snobbery.
Despite this, both Richard and Orwell's young mother Ida tried to act as if they were still as rich as ever, creating what Orwell later called an atmosphere of " impoverished snobbery."
Hermann Kafka was just a man who'd been taught by the snobbish society he lived in that only being loud, brash, and angry would get him noticed, and get him respected.