booboisie造句

例句与造句

1. His social Darwinism paid homage to his own superiority and dripped scorn on the American " booboisie ."
2. The class H . L . Mencken called the booboisie has expanded to include those who in past times might have shown proper restraint.
3. Mencken, as usual, was referring to the Puritanical spirit, mob mentality and generally dim intellectual powers of the booboisie, particularly when joined in prayer, boostership or vigilanteeism.
4. The only place evolution hasn't occurred is in the thinking of politicians, and in that part of the general public H . L . Mencken called " the booboisie ."
5. The booboisie, as he liked to call his fellow Americans, provided him with " unfeigned delight, " and in any period of campaign smog his prose was an air purifier.
6. It's difficult to find booboisie in a sentence. 用booboisie造句挺难的
7. It's always considered " progressive " to shock the booboisie, so the increasing use of such materials as excrement, animal carcasses, urine, and in a recent show in London, real dead folks, is no longer shocking.
8. He would be remembered if only for his coinage of words and phrases that summed up his contemptuous attitude toward the mass of his fellow men : the Bible belt, the booboisie, the idea that nobody ever lost any money underestimating the taste of the American public.
9. As did Nietzsche, he also spoke out against religious belief ( and as a fervent nonbeliever, against the very notion of a deity ), particularly Christian fundamentalism, Christian Science and creationism, and against the " Booboisie, " his word for the ignorant middle classes.
10. From the sublime-- the California condor and the bald eagle-- to the ridiculous-sounding-- Furbish's lousewort, the desert pupfish-- these early icons of the idealists ( and early bugbears of the booboisie ) are replaced by what can properly be called systematic thinking and planning to preserve, protect and enhance the whole environment.
11. And today, when reviewers say TV shows like " Survivor " or " Who Wants to Be a Millionaire " aim at the lowest common denominator, they don't mean to congratulate the productions on their mass appeal; they mean that they pander to the rabble, the great unwashed, lowbrows and yokels, Mencken's booboisie.
12. The only local critic who might conceivably have objected, H . L . Mencken, the city's grand curmudgeon journalist, is long dead and gone, along with his chance to coin some fresh umbrage : " purple booboisie, " perhaps, at the joining of two of his least favorite things, the callowness of the bourgeoisie ( " The average man simply spends his leisure as a dog spends it . " ) and the shallowness of sports fandom ( " a kind of feeblemindedness " ).