How To Use smugness In A Sentence
- But when you look back and picture the nasty close-mouthed eye-darting simpering smugness of this film's hero and the behavior of everyone else in the film I defy you to find one moment of grace except perhaps when lawyer Rashida Jones tells it like it is to her client. Nancy Doyle Palmer: The Social Network - Much Ado about Nothing
- Nobody should have the smugness to lecture people on the way they use their funds. Times, Sunday Times
- In addition, those accustomed to rubbing shoulders with the political elites--which oppose PR, as a rule--come to take on the same aura of smugness and unassailability. Standing aloof in giant ignorance
- He has a self-assured manner that borders on smugness, and his deep voice fills the sanctuary authoritatively as he emphatically delivers his sermon. American Grace
- A man who had oozed smugness - a cokehead - a conspiracy theorist with paranoid tendencies. THE GREENSTONE GRAIL: THE SANGREAL TRILOGY ONE
- I despise snobbery, smugness and complacency. Times, Sunday Times
- Ah, the everlasting smugness of people!
- What really galls me about the film is its smugness about its supposed historical knowledge.
- So Cordelia realized how pointless their long one-sided conversations were, Kerowyn thought with the slightest air of smugness.
- There is no room whatever for smugness or self-satisfaction on their part.