low-brow

Some people want to cheer for academic bookish stuffiness and boo the low-brow jockiness of field games.

Mattrick represented a shift in Zynga: instead of low-brow clones of competitors, Zynga would focus on high-polish triple AAA games.

It's why we have TV comedians: to create a collective reservoir of commonly-known humor, no matter how low-brow.

Breaking Bad is a high bar and Charlies Angels was always pretty low-brow fluff but I agree with your basic point.

I had hope when Dan Lyons took over (given his brilliant Fake Steve blog), but his choice in low-brow posts were incredibly disappointing.

I hadn't heard of the site until recently and now I've seen a few fairly low-brow articles from it on the front page here in the last 24 hours.

How about you talk about the fact he wrote a book, is obviously trying to drum up sales by virtue of the fact he's writing about propaganda while he was himself personally involved in low-brow TV shows.

If you want to stop Buzzfeed, don't click clickbait and shame (in a constructive way — without calling them idiots, but making them feel a little bit low-brow, basic manipulation isn't that hard) your facebook friends for reposting such bullshit.

In short: People tend to feel as if it is particularly low-brow for pharmaceutical companies to engage in the same type of strategies that you see normal capitalism-centric companies engage in, even if they are driven by that same normal capitalism, economies, and market.

I think this might be attributing too much malice to the author in question though; Larry C seems more like a somewhat thoughtless writer annoyed that his low-brow entertainment books are not considered to have the same merit as Dulaney's stuff, backed up by an echo chamber online community.

I know that's a low-brow joke, but I hope you know the history of S-prefixing a complex beast for a "simple" approach is not exactly encouraging.

How does something that seems like a hobby project get $10MM in funding?" Your response was low-brow dismissal, and not of the poster's position (you didn't respond to what they said), but of the poster (again, you talked about the poster, not what they said).