Sentences with word «luvvie»

The Labour Party is the party of the public sector white - collar worker, the apparatchik, the politics wonk who's never done a hand's turn of proper work in their life and the media luvvie.

He's not a Hollywood luvvie, desperate to appeal to West Coast tastes.

So predicted Enoch Powell in 1968, a time when Harold Wilson's party had just begun to introduce right - on luvvie liberalism alongside its rapidly dating economic socialism.

Conservative eurosceptics reacted angrily, with Peterborough MP Stewart Jackson taking to Twitter to declare that he «couldn't give a monkeys what overpaid Leftie luvvie Emma Thompson thinks about #Brexit».

See, this is the kind of statement that sounds pure luvvie but Howle is chatty and quick to laugh.

Paddington starts a window - cleaning business so he can buy the book, but while he's filling his savings jar, he's framed for theft by washed - up luvvie Phoenix Buchanan (Hugh Grant) who wants the book for himself.

A bit like most of the environ - luvvie media mush out there

However, with neither «The Reader» nor «Frost / Nixon» enjoying a particular advantage over the other, I'm guessing the luvvie votes split, and Beaufoy adds yet another trophy to his collection.

On paper Billy Howle, who co-stars with Saoirse Ronan in On Chesil Beach, the big screen adaptation of Ian McEwan's novel, could come across as a «luvvie» who takes himself far too seriously but in the flesh he's a very engaging young man.