Sentences with phrase «touch elitist»

It would be too easy to write Ms. Grafton off as an out - of - touch elitist whose industry is in desperate need of preservation.

A Roslyn, L.I., doctor seeking to oust U.S. Rep. Gary Ackerman (D - Bayside) in November called the congressman an out - of - touch elitist during a meeting of the Queens Village Republican Club last week in Bellerose.

The NRCC has been going at lengths to paint the wealthy Eldridge, who is married to Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes, as an out - of - touch elitist compared to incumbent Republican Rep. Chris Gibson.

Snide, a touch elitist, but not sarcastic if your other posts are any indication.

Either way, both campaigns are attempting to portray each other as out - of - touch elitists.

You know you're in trouble when even the Education Secretary calls you a bunch of out of touch elitists.

Not exact matches

They try to argue that liberals are out of touch or are elitists.

prothero, typical liberal view — completely out of touch with reality — if the founders of this mosque had any taste they would leave this site alone, and the people murdered by their often fanatical faith to rest in peace — liberals and their complete elitist views such as prothero will bring down this country

Determined to debunk my mother's complexion - based love of Gwyneth, I informed her that the cookbook was getting terrible reviews, the media and general public were criticizing Gwyneth for her narcissistic and elitist tendencies, and that many believed Gwyn had completely lost touch with reality.

John McCain's campaign, which will continue the George Bush economic policies that have devastated the middle class, called Barack out of touch and elitist.

We say we've got to insist on a disciplined, rigorous education for our children... our opponents call it: «elitist Tories, old - fashioned and out of touch.»

But in contemporary England, «pro-European» translates as «elitist» and «out of touch».

I look forward to a debate on these out - of - touch, elitist, and quite frankly, unpopular po - sitions.

You are viewed upstate as a New York City establishment elitist out of touch with the needs of the people and pandering to the likes of Vinnie Reda, Al D'Amato, and over 6,000 lobbyists.»

So go back to your elitist view and climb into the metaphorical bed with the publishers who are out of touch with what readers want.