elitist in A Sentence

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    You can't be Elitist about that.

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    I'm not trying to be Elitist here.

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    Please don't think I'm being an Elitist here.

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    I'm not in any way being Elitist here.

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    They say that our society is Elitist.

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    It looked very Elitist.

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    Even Elitists like to save money.

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    I mean, how could you be so Elitist?

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    Today, politics in India is less westernized, less Elitist.

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    We attract the best scholars, but we're not Elitist.

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    Elitist politics is gradually giving way to a healthy ruralised politics.

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    We are not Elitists but instead try to aid all.

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    And you keep coming up with the same Elitist crap.

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    I hereby declare that“I am not an Elitist”(… or am I?)?

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    As a result, some minorities have viewed the environmental movement as Elitist.

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    No Elitist approach: There should be no “Elitist or abstruse” presentation of integral philosophy.

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    While Bannon resigned from Breitbart to become Trump's campaign CEO, he's called the traditional press“smug” and“Elitist.”.

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    Nehru family was Elitist in the majority of their English and practices was spoken and encouraged.

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    While the word“crook” refers to someone who breaks the law by stealing, in contrast,‘Elitists' are doing nothing illegal.

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    Yet the idea that a meaningful life must be or appear remarkable is not only Elitist but also misguided.

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    And each of these writers, wonderful, vulnerable souls, writers, inspired by muses, demanded a personal relationship, exclusive and Elitist.

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    There's a difference between exclusive and Elitist: The former means that a product/service is not divided or shared with others;

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    At first, I would screenshot their comments and make fun of their typos, but this soon felt Elitist and ultimately unhelpful.

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    Or Hamilton the Elitist, who understood that the poor were mere cogs, meant to be exploited in creating an industrial empire?

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    I feel that this dynamic has made what was once a niche and Elitist industry much more inclusive, while simultaneously expanding the forum.

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    This argument was thrown out, however, by the Greek organizers, who were not so Elitist, and the two were allowed to compete.

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    The public school system saw these books as Elitist and not easily comprehensible by the masses and therefore not appropriate for public education.

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    So, why do Republicans get away with eluding the title of Elitist- despite their allegiance to Rand- while Democrats are stuck with this title?

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    The Elitist character of leadership and unwarranted intervention by the centre in the affairs of the state has rendered the state vulnerable to regional forces.

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    With the coming to power of Cosimo de‘Medici, civilian humanism gave way to a form of humanism in which the Elitist, abstract and contemplative dimension prevailed.

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