Sentences with phrase «of snobbery when»

Senior Labour MP Emily Thornberry has resigned from Ed Miliband's shadow cabinet after being accused of snobbery when she tweeted a picture of a house decked out in St George's flags.

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This is sometimes a sort of inverted snobbery, especially when those who say this spend so little time with the poor.

Perhaps that's a lingering snobbery regarding self publishing authors (which is foolish, idiotic and wrong - headed in an age when some of the biggest writers are rapidly moving towards self publishing, are already self publishing or have emerged from the self publishing space).

«There's a snobbery that you have to turn the clocks back an hour and put your mom jeans on when you move to the suburbs,» says Sarah Daniels, one half of the real estate team that hosts HGTV's Urban Suburban.

This becomes most odious when the use of such inverse snobbery imposes hardship upon folks downstream.