liberal elite

noun

1. the group of people in a society who are considered as having a high level of education and liberal ideas

Example Sentences

Trump and his allies on the right have sought to play up this time in her career, depicting her as part of a “San Francisco liberal elite”.

From BBC

"Our leader right now is so corrupt and so vile, that if you assimilate into their culture, you're assimilating into like, garbage liberal elite culture. You're not assimilating into traditional American culture," the congressman says.

From Salon

Regarded by conservative politicians and other critics as playthings of the liberal elite, electric vehicles are fast becoming more accessible.

From New York Times

At the time, the most recent model was the radio host Rush Limbaugh, who in the early 1990s had found great national success by convincing his listeners that the liberal elite wanted nothing more than to mock their biblical marriages, turn their children gay, and keep Christ out of Christmas.

From Slate

Supporters see him as a strongman leader, unafraid to take on India’s enemies, from Pakistan to the liberal elite.

From Seattle Times