(1) Extra snob appeal

(2) Unfortunately you've had it: you are in the company of a travel snob .

(3) She was a stuck up little snob who thought the world revolved around her.

(4) In short, I really became quite the superior rock snob .

(5) A musical snob

(6) She has come to realizations that no other popular snob has ever come to before.

(7) She was mercilessly teased by boys and other girls about her physical appearance and called a snob because her father was wealthy.

(8) Her mother was a snob and wanted a lawyer as a son-in-law

(9) She was considered by most to be a quiet, stuck-up snob .

(10) She's a rich snob who thinks she can get whoever and whatever she wants.

(11) He's a snob , a social climber and a misogynist, really a very unpleasant man.

(12) Now the travel snob is not a new phenomenon, he has been around for years.

(13) It's a lot easier to believe someone is a selfish snob when they aren't so self sacrificial to their friends.

(14) The most common criticism is that they are snobs who criticise ordinary members of the public about their clothes and humiliate them on television.

(15) Broadsheet snobs can dismiss me all they like, but I'm selling papers and they're not.

(16) A common complaint issued by food snobs is that supermarket fruit and veggies is all standardised - the stores won't stock lopsided peppers or mean-looking garlic, and it is all a bit chilled and insipid.

(17) When the people who get u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510celebratedu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb are chefs, models, celebrity real estate agents and wine snobs , we're in trouble.

(18) Why should she care if it was governed by arrogant snobs like Veronica?

(19) We called them stuck-up snobs , and they called us lowdown hicks.

(20) The old snobberies of rock purists and classical elitists make less and less sense now.