smugness造句
(1) There was a hint of smugness in her voice.
(2) Ah, the everlasting smugness of people!
(3) Jean-Paul's smugness, and that of his friends, made him angrier still.
(4) I abhor smugness, passivity, caste system. write with recent photo.
(5) Kennedy handled the firestorm of outrage with self-defeating smugness.
(6) He had the smugness that many lawyers show.
(7) Admit it: You harbor more than a little smugness and pride that you know how software and information technology work whereas nongeeks don't.
(8) This sense of self-confidence and, indeed, smugness stem med from China's historical role in Asia.
(9) The endearing bathos and crassness of Laurel found an admirable foil in the elephantine smugness of his rotund partner.
(10) However, there were times when the design was completed before I'd left the meeting; all just fell into place, giving an inward warmth of satisfaction (perhaps even smugness).
(11) I detect a hint of I - told - you - so smugness about some of the gloomy advance commentary on Copenhagen.
(12) Whether one judges Cronkite right or wrong in that respect, he brought dignity to news delivery and helped guide a period without cynicism or smugness.
(13) If what we saw last year was more than just a mirage, fans in the beer city may have the next Scott Skiles on their hands, only without the bald spot and overall smugness .
(14) It is a strange mix of protective sororal sympathy and smugness.
(15) Once the foolhardy are teetering on the precipice, it is too late for smugness.
(16) And because we have not lost a war since Vietnam, there's a reluctance, a smugness, an arrogance , that works against the willingness to try to experiment to change.
(17) He startled even his closest friends with Shavian sallies against the smugness of ownership.
(18) FOR the past couple of years many Latin American political leaders have been able to contemplate the world with a certain smugness.