smugly's Usage Examples:

A philistine is a person of smugly narrow mind and of conventional morality, whose materialistic views and.

worked in the vegetarian kitchen and noted that some of the vegetarians felt smugly superior to carnivores, while others had no such notions.

in the south who pay lip-service to the ideal of Irish unity but who are smugly comfortable with a 26 county republic".

numerous commercials which Rosemary usually rattles off whilst Bing grins smugly or stares stonily.

end, during the centenary celebration of the Yiddish press, Nahum Sokolow smugly noted that as early as 1686 a group of Polish Jews in Amsterdam printed.

The sketch then cuts back to the studio, prompting Idle to smugly remark "Pretty strong meat there from [sniff] Sam Peckinpah!" before he.

Geoff smugly refuses to reveal his part, angering the other boys, who "put the chill".

Shanta Tai smugly explains that she went to London and met one of Akshay's colleagues, who.

The two return to Novorecife smugly convinced that the most egregious attempt ever to break the blockade is.

Christian smugly tells Andy that the project was going to make a fortune and he wasn't going.

Adam smugly tells Steph he will see her tomorrow.

decimates the revolutionary group, whose surviving members vote to execute the smugly calculating Santore, who is accused of arranging training in torture and.

Perhaps she is smugly more certain of her ideas than many of the playwright's other previous major.

too late and the true circumstances of his death were unknown until Kim smugly taunts Chris in January 1999 before fleeing the country.

Raunak smugly tells Kasturi how he has been toying with her all along and how he has been.

severely with the replacement players, blaming them for his own mistakes, and smugly ignores any play calls McGinty makes, causing the Sentinels to trail Dallas.

Donald smugly assumes the ghosts fled in capitulation to their superior tactics, calling.

are stolen from them, not to be the best thieves in Lankhmar, as they so smugly deem themselves ("The Two Best Thieves in Lankhmar"); and take service with.

Faye remarks smugly to Nathan that it was worth waiting for.

" The mortified Ross demands Falck see him through it, to which Falck smugly replies he has every intention of doing so.