highbrowed
Example Sentences
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Max Rushden chairs proceedings, soliciting controversial, highbrowed and often amusing opinion from esteemed guests Jonathan Wilson, Jon Brodkin and ... eh, me.
From The Guardian ● Jan. 17, 2020
Led by highbrowed Giuseppe Saragat, this faction has pressured the Christian Democrats toward a new plan of land redistribution by progressive stages.
From Time Magazine Archive
Another dancer, who took her talents directly into camps, was highbrowed Ruth St. Denis.
From Time Magazine Archive
Pauling is a signer and, with all the zeal of a highbrowed Babbitt, a joiner.
From Time Magazine Archive
That is because Mr Arnold Bennett takes up to his public an attitude more highbrowed than I could imagine if I were writing a skit on his book.
From A Novelist on Novels by Walter Lionel George
