A haughty looking man thrust a plate full of beef stroganoff and rice at her before she trotted off after Alex and sat down. |
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They became haughty and arrogant, and began to love the art of subterfuge and deception, as well as politics and law. |
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He walks with a quick sure gait and the self-confidence of a haughty personage. |
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Guys showing off their bulging biceps, big sideburns and carrying a haughty look are out. |
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He was haughty, erratic, self-obsessed and his violin-playing was atrocious. |
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Scientists will have to step out of their laboratories and humanists will have to give up their haughty disdain for modernity. |
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Towards the other wives and their children she was always extremely imperious, haughty and pretentious. |
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There's a certain subset of opera fans who dismiss Rossini comic operas with a haughty wave. |
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They grew haughty in their scorn, vain of their beauty, proud of their long life. |
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Her haughty expression turned into stone at the mentioning of her father's advisor's name. |
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The report makes it clear that despite the haughty posturing of national security heavyweights, we do not have adults watching the store. |
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She looked haughty and stuck-up, her face disdainful as she looked down at me. |
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Ministers should bring to heel their overmighty subjects in Historic Scotland and end this haughty reign of feudalism. |
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Her svelte figure and air of haughty independence, which so obviously masked some tragic loneliness, suggested she'd never been a mother. |
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To brand it as arbitrary is a haughty act of intellectual hubris, thin in substance and contemptuous of our ancestors. |
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I guess the characters of the governess, the seemingly haughty and icy employer and the mad woman added to that impression. |
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Even many who sympathize with his concerns find his combative style haughty and unforgiving. |
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Dunmore was certainly a haughty, irascible man, who made enemies easily and often. |
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Now's the time when sports observers everywhere adopt a standard pose of indignation, a haughty pooh-poohing of the opinions of the masses. |
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Christine's acceptance by a haughty lady gallerist on the basis of a goofy videotape monologue seems a bit far-fetched. |
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The men talk about him resentfully, sick of his haughty attitude and pretension. |
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Barcelona is delightfully brash where Paris is delectably haughty, but Madrid? |
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It's easy, even a mild pleasure, to look dimly upon the essay's patrician airs and haughty notions. |
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Certainly the cast are up to the haughty elocution and aristocratic manner demanded by their roles. |
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His face was cold and disdainful, and his back was straight with haughty pride. |
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As a further point to be noted by some haughty officials, in Greece it is very much frowned upon for the local girls to so disrobe on the beach. |
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Her haughty tone affected the third voice, giving him the impression that she was annoyed. |
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Gone was the haughty princess, and in her place stood a fragile girl wilting at his harsh words. |
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I have not slept in a solid bed for three weeks, you haughty wench, and I'll not have your condescending airs and your reproachful glances! |
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No, this proud and haughty woman had returned to her father's palace, and was complaining there. |
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Her demeanor was proud and haughty, and her stance bespoke power and determination. |
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Whether the black poor live or die seems to merit only haughty disinterest and indifference. |
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In reality, Fawzia was more shy than cold, and she certainly wasn't arrogant or haughty. |
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Malvolio is a haughty major-domo, but where is his festering self-love and manic insecurity? |
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Unlike it's haughty cousin, the hybrid tea rose, which takes endless tending, spraying and deadheading, an antique rose is almost carefree. |
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The sheriff was a big beer-bellied type displaced Texan, and was all haughty for having brought us in. |
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Difficult mountains can seem hostile, haughty and mocking, wanting very much to lure in climbers, to tempt them to painful deaths on jagged rock. |
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People don't see them as lacking in smarts, wit or attractiveness but as haughty and detached. |
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And, if you imagined Hollywood stars to be haughty, snobbish creatures, you are way off the mark. |
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I'm probably the haughty snoot that deters peasants from going to the Opera. |
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Her voice was thick with a Scottish brogue, which normally I would find fascinating, if she hadn't seemed like such a haughty snot. |
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The camera often lingers on Penn's face, vulpine in its haughty, unspoken anger and canine in its chronic defeat. |
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He stoops to sign in, then turns to the friend with an expression of haughty disdain. |
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He would be stuck up, haughty and stubborn most likely, but she knew that he was in her immediate future. |
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Portia sat at the row behind them, filing her nails and looking imperiously haughty. |
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Cyclists feel aggrieved that they run the gauntlet of motorised traffic, which they also regard with haughty contempt. |
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After he finishes something he imagines particularly clever, he ends up looking smug and haughty. |
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She looked down at him, a haughty and imperious expression on her little face. |
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There is something residually haughty in its demeanour, something defiantly unvulgar in the pride with which it stands on its regal, multi-spoked wheels. |
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Greta Garbo played tragic lovers, exotic temptresses and steely heroines, anchoring many mediocre melodramas and haughty period pieces like a pro. |
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And not the least haughty or intimidating or acerbic, but helpful, constructive, and conscientious. |
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But haughty talk may not dissuade Italians from following their former leader. |
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But these are not times when we need to be uplifted and showered with haughty rhetoric. |
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They have to rebut his lies, and they have to do it without sounding bitter or afraid or superior or haughty. |
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The passage's haughty assurance raised a prickle of annoyance in Jeremiah. |
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There seems to be both a haughty reserve that keeps us at a distance during the soliloquies, and an absence of inner mystery to tempt our curiosity in the first place. |
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Usually this happens when they say something in a very haughty tone that doesn't make any sense, as though I should have anticipated their screwball question. |
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While he never diffused an aura of vanity, he held his fine features at a haughty tilt as though regarding himself dispassionately in an invisible looking-glass. |
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Her carriage was royal, and her bearing haughty and most formal. |
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At the risk of sounding haughty, I would say that the art is mediocre. |
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We never like a person who is haughty, too proud, or condescending. |
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Athena's haughty gaze affixed him as if he were a naughty schoolboy. |
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What might happen if he allowed himself to leave the safety of haughty solitude and moral superiority, to love other human beings who are beyond his control? |
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The second, Madame Louise, is a haughty, witchlike peddler in a horse-drawn carriage, hawking an alcoholic cure-all. |
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Alleyn was unusually tall for the time, and the haughty roles of Tamburlaine, Faustus, and Barabas were probably written especially for him. |
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It reviewed a conciliatory letter from William and a haughty one from James. |
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The morning shadow on his chin was almost as navy as his heavy-lidded eyes, his cheekbones exquisitely sculptured in his haughty face. |
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Ties with Richard were further strained after the latter acted in a haughty manner after Acre fell to the crusaders. |
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They were always a haughty family, standoffish in a way, as they've a right to be. |
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The classic modern android was the high-fashion model of the Fifties to Seventies, with her haughty masklike face. |
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There are paintings of haughty aristocrats in all their finery and of boisterous booze-ups. |
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The unicorn was chosen because it was seen as a proud and haughty beast which would rather die than be captured, just as Scots would fight to remain sovereign and unconquered. |
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In April 1940, he was temporarily promoted to captain and given command of a company of marines, but he proved an unpopular officer, being haughty and curt with his men. |
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