adj.高雅的，关于正统艺术(或文化)思想的，对正统的艺术(或文化)感兴趣的
n.有文化修养的人，有高雅趣味的人

The art exhibition attracted a predominantly highbrow audience.
这个艺术展览吸引了主要是高雅的观众。
His taste in literature leans towards the highbrow, favoring classic novels over popular fiction.
他的文学品味偏向高雅，更喜欢经典小说而非流行小说。
The film festival showcased a mix of commercial blockbusters and more highbrow, critically acclaimed films.
电影节展映了商业大片和更多高品位、受到评论界好评的电影。
She writes for a highbrow magazine that explores complex cultural and philosophical issues.
她为一本探讨复杂文化和哲学问题的高品位杂志撰稿。
Despite its highbrow reputation, the theater production was accessible and enjoyed by people of all backgrounds.
尽管该剧目有着高雅的名声，但它平易近人，各阶层人士都欣赏。
The concert featured a repertoire of classical music, catering to a highbrow audience.
音乐会的曲目全是古典音乐，迎合了高雅的听众群体。
He's known for his highbrow humor, often weaving intellectual references into his stand-up comedy routines.
他以高雅幽默著称，常在单口喜剧表演中融入知识性的引用。
The literary critic's review was filled with highbrow jargon, making it difficult for the average reader to understand.
文学评论家的评论充满了高深的行话，普通读者难以理解。
Attending the opera used to be seen as an exclusively highbrow activity, but now it attracts a more diverse crowd.
过去，观看歌剧被视为纯粹的高雅活动，但现在它吸引了更多样化的人群。
The university's lecture series on postmodern philosophy drew a crowd of both students and highbrow intellectuals.
大学关于后现代哲学的讲座系列吸引了学生和高雅知识分子的参与。