elitist

IPA: eɪɫˈitɪst

(usually derogatory) Someone who believes in or is perceived as believing in rule by an elite group.

Examples of "elitist" in Sentences

Once again elitist leftists fail to acurately assess the non-coastal states.
But the converse would be, "to be elitist is to be libertarian," and that is not true.
Hillary Clinton is slamming her Democratic rival, Barack Obama, for what she calls his elitist comments.
Somehow I don't think turning into the polar opposite of an "elitist" is a solution to that whole issue.
ACOSTA: During the primaries, Obama got tagged with the label elitist after a series of gaffes that suggested a lack of empathy for blue-collar voters.
Frankly I think the chances of the Brown campaign dropping the term "elitist" to describe Warren is as likely as Rudy Guiliani starting a moratorium on using the date 9/11.
The very nature of being elitist is exclusive, so not all of you will be in that class of those who makes these decisions, so its your freedoms you are trying to give away.
Oh to clarify, what the right wingers mean by "elitist" is possessing a level of continued education beyond high school or community college and the ability to use rational thought.
"Stockhausen Serves Imperialism" was published in 1974 and contained his rationale for switching from avant-garde composition - which he characterized as elitist - to more folk based writing.