smug造句

Their smiles seem smug.

No reason to feel smug there.

You've got nothing to be smug about.

Fortis must be feeling a little smug too.

The smug guy with the beer and the cigarette?

Users of other languages shouldn't be too smug, though.

He needn't be so smug, I know something he didn't know.

You might think that would make them feel rather smug about themselves.

Subj: I'd say I told you so if it didn't sound so smug.

Swedes often draw lessons from past success (this can make them sound smug).

You may not like them, but it appears' smug marrieds' have a good reason to feel pleased with themselves.

Connor A very different writer, but Flannery O'Connor has a book called Revelations which is about this very smug person, "Thank goodness, I'm not white trash."

Once the very model of a modern major power—stable, rich and smug—it appears beset now by political and economic instability and by civil unrest and disorder.

"But the reason why I took it personally," Rachel counters, "was this smug belief they had that they would make millions of dollars out of us."

I arrive at work with a smug smile on my face (though guiltily note that this also means I'm off the hook at bedtime, having done the day's deed already).

In a now widely circulated statement released by her publisher, she writes, "There's no such thing as originality anyway, just authenticity," an awfully smug assertion for someone in her position.

Not only are the smug marrieds laughing up their sleeves at those who are alone and lonely, but they're also casually burning fivers because they've got so much more money than those solitary souls.