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The so-called high-brow areas of broadcasting can be as guilty of this as Big Brother.

Sam Parker: David Starkey Has Failed us as an Intellectual Sam Parker 2011

The so-called high-brow areas of broadcasting can be as guilty of this as Big Brother.

Sam Parker: David Starkey Has Failed us as an Intellectual Sam Parker 2011

Project Runway has a reputation for being a high-brow reality show, probably because of its supposed investment in talent, its tempered contestants and its consistent pacing.

Reconsidering Project Runway 2009

But apart from the library book measure, all of the indicators appear to be things like income and crime, as opposed to high-brow taste.

Moral and Mental Development, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

In her view, O'Donnell won the moment -- evidenced by her joy and the hoots from her supporters -- as she had succeeded in stripping the veneer off of the generally unflappable Coons, exposing his essence as a high-brow elitist.

David Paul: First Amendment Be Damned, Christine O'Donnell Is Staying on Message David Paul 2010

I hate to use such a too high-brow an example, but Speedy Gonzales never called Sylvester a "gringo gato", but an "estupido gringo gato".

I saw a Gringo begging today 2009

I hate to use such a too high-brow an example, but Speedy Gonzales never called Sylvester a "gringo gato", but an "estupido gringo gato".

I saw a Gringo begging today 2009

"Stealing Rembrandts" sometimes reads like a high-brow police blotter, a catalog derangée of petty crime.

The Artlessness Of Art Thieves Benjamin Wallace 2011

I hate to use such a too high-brow an example, but Speedy Gonzales never called Sylvester a "gringo gato", but an "estupido gringo gato".

I saw a Gringo begging today 2009

I prefer Rendez-Vous as I think it seems like it might be a smidge more high-brow than French Kissing!

à titre d’information… 2009