• Many of his best films, particularly in the 1930s, pitted small-town rubes against city sophisticates.

    ECONOMIST: America��s sorcerer

  • The last publicly expressible prejudice in the U.S. is that of Blue State sophisticates sounding off about Red Staters.

    FORBES: California Leavin'

  • With the DJ spinning easy listening and jazz, this is the natural habitat of lounge lizards and urban sophisticates.

    CNN: Copenhagen: Where to be seen

  • "Ahmadinejad recognizes that the urban sophisticates in Tehran don't like him, " he says.

    NPR: Level of Iranian Support for Ahmadinejad Uncertain

  • Perhaps those two eastern sophisticates, Mr Dervis and Mr Khalilzad, should cut through the squabbling and sort the matter out.

    ECONOMIST: America and the UN: A matter of honour | The

  • Now, Cookie Day sophisticates know that a colored Christmas cookie lives or dies by the quality of its red and green.

    NPR: Pursuit of the Perfect Christmas Cookie

  • For many continental sophisticates, America, with its guns, its executions, its mindless television, its slavish devotion to the market, has become a cultural Antichrist.

    ECONOMIST: Europe and America: Ménage à trois? | The

  • Rossellini realizes his political agenda regarding the discontents of bourgeois sophisticates whose sensibility is stunted by comfort with a vision of redemption through aesthetic passion and roiling populist experience.

    NEWYORKER: Voyage to Italy

  • Because technical analysts read stock charts and look for patterns in closing prices, sophisticates like to portray them as no more than cheap fortune-tellers reading tea leaves.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The former paratroop colonel, dismissed in the early days of his challenge for power as a political neophyte, has now put the sophisticates rudely in their place.

    ECONOMIST: Venezuela: Chavez rules | The

  • Rustic politics provide much amusement for South Africa's urban sophisticates.

    ECONOMIST: South Africa

  • And because technical analysts read stock charts and look for patterns in closing prices, sophisticates like to portray them as no more than cheap fortune tellers reading tea leaves.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Sophisticates can choose from pink Bolivian sea salt, black lava salt from Hawaii, smooth-textured Korean alkali salt and Halen Mon, harvested from the shores of isle Mam Cymru in Wales.

    FORBES: Salt Chic

  • Sophisticates and Wall Street's quantitative wizards hate the notion, but the stock market is a psychological creature driven as much by a manic-depressive pathology as it is by corporate earnings and economic indicators.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Sophisticates and Wall Streets' quantitative wizards hate the notion, but the stock market is a psychological creature driven as much by a manic depressive pathology as it is by corporate earnings and economic indicators.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Mr Chun himself described a generational shift in Chinese attitudes and noted that the Chinese envoy to the six-country talks on North Korea was, contrary to his hopes, not one of the enlightened sophisticates.

    ECONOMIST: Banyan

  • For years Rockwell was disdained by sophisticates.

    FORBES: An American Giant

  • During that time, a member of the capitalist class, Andrew Carnegie, argued the opposite: that, in fact, a sound currency was the friend of the common man, while a floating currency often gave speculators and financial sophisticates an unfair advantage.

    FORBES: Ask Greek Citizens About Soft (Drachma) Money, And If They Like It

  • City sophisticates are unimpressed.

    ECONOMIST: India

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