Snobbishnesses

Meanwhile they had their business-affairs, their sober chats on weather probabilities, their staid diversions (which everywhere bored them frightfully), their family jokes, their best and second-best clothes, their flirtations, their petty snobbishnesses, and their perfectly irrational faith in Omnipotence and in the general kindliness of Omnipotence -- all these they had, and made play with, to round out living. ❋ Unknown (1917)

I believe -- for we should give the world as well as the devil its due -- that it is to a feeling, a settled persuasion of this sort, lying deeper than the surface brutalities and snobbishnesses visible to all, that we must attribute the contempt, seemingly so cruel and so ungrateful, the world has visited upon actors. ❋ Augustine Birrell (1891)

Riffrath was a microcosm of English society, from the lower middle class upwards, with all its respectabilities and incompatibilities and disabilities -- its narrownesses and meannesses and snobbishnesses, its gossipings and backbitings and toadyings and snubbings -- delicate little social things of England that foreigners don't understand! ❋ George Du Maurier (1865)

Dude: That woman with her fancy [jewlery] just took that [parking spot] I was about to park in. Girl: It's okay, she was just being [snobbish]. ❋ Cheesemonsta (2008)

"[Snobbish Hound],now don't swallow those [canned] tumours, if you do they'll become cancerous"-direct quote from Captain [Bigglesworth] ❋ Zac Accept It For Snobbish Hound In Urban Dictionary (2007)