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high horse

noun as in haughty attitude

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In the chapter’s introduction, she urges coastal skeptics to come down from their high horses and consider what these dishes are actually doing.

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“She needs to get off her high horse and not think that I was thinking about her for the last 15 years.”

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Why must we sit up on our high horse and act like books are the one thing you can never get rid of?

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“If you don’t want to get off your high horse to see what we like, then it’s natural that you will be washed-out,” Ms. Li said.

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Daniel Roher just knocked Putin off his high horse, dedicating his Oscar to political prisoners around the world.

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