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While believing Wilson to be involved in some kind of orchestrated social conspiracy against him, it transpires that Mainwaring's inverted snobbery goes as far as doing all he can to hold Wilson back from promotion by writing negative reports on him to Head Office – as we discover in "A.

The Smokehouse maitre D' at Harvey Howard's, super-snob Burdick, doesn't like one bit of this.

It mentions in the novel that Masnobu was deeply in love with but in the end they broke up.

A passionate Francophile who spoke fluent French, Townshend preferred to be addressed as "Alphonse" – something which often annoyed his colleagues, who regarded his "Frenchified" manners as extremely snobbish and off-putting.

He speaks with the Argentinian "Cheto" accent (posh or snobby accent).

Despite his snobbishness, however, he was also slightly milquetoast and weak willed compared to his strong-willed and snotty wife.

She used to seem rather snobbish, selfish and act very spoiled but as the books progress these qualities lessen, although she can still use that snobbish attitude on a mission.

Niece of Caesar, Atia of the Julii is snobbish, willful, cunning, and sexually voracious.

" There was an element of snobbery in this.

He appeared in 5 episodes (1973-1975) of the original Columbo, as a befuddled maître d’, a snobbish clothing store salesman, a soliciting undertaker, an erudite street bum, and a soybean wholesaler, and in one episode (1989) as Vito when the series was revived.

In reality, fourteen-year-old Val, the bright and imaginative daughter of wealthy international trade expert Frank Boyd (Tom Bosley) and his unfaithful, snobbish wife Isabel (Angela Lansbury), has developed a teenage crush on Henry after seeing him in concert, and involved her best friend Marian.

She sells overpriced bathing suits to rich, snobby women.

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In Cold Blood (Jungle Records, 1987) which has been in print for over 25 years, was hailed by the New Musical Express as "gorgeously sordid".

The site's consensus states: "A sordid and pointless movie with some good performances.

sordida || Veragua cross-banded tree frog.

] Thrilling and amusing in equally dark measure, it’s an incisive portrait of a dysfunctional family-style organization struggling to update its sordid operation in an age of unchecked capitalist greed.

In a sordid night club in 1920s Berlin, the penniless con man Andrei catches the eye of the fiery whore Pauline, known as The Tigress.

(1872)Macromitrium sordidevirens Müll.

The Observer wrote that "Admiral Strauss' tactics have soured what should be an exciting announcement of scientific progress so that it has become a sordid episode of prestige politics.

He reveals the sordid past of his family: Laura and her father are part of a bloodline of cannibalistic vampires, dating back to the infamous Dracula.

Attachment to [slave] property, often a sordid sentiment, is not to be confounded with the sacred flame of patriots.

Crichton, the author of the book and the screenplay, was inspired by Kellow Chesney's 1970 book The Victorian Underworld, which is a comprehensive examination of the more sordid aspects of Victorian society.

Dixon again championed the lower class and aimed to expose the sordid affairs of the rich, especially those who preyed upon lower-class women.

We know him for a greedy, sordid, unscrupulous knave, of old; .

He succeeds in evoking pity and terror by the simple account of sordid and trivial misery.