smugly造句

The cab driver thought smugly.

affectedly or smugly good or self-righteous.

"Just look at me", she said smugly.

Here we are in danger of smugly supposing superiority.

Corell said, a little smugly,"We have defeated them."

"Except for one or two minor details," said Aziraphale smugly.

Then he said smugly, "I've been trying that on all my customers today."

Meanwhile, the application smugly tells the user that the function was canceled.

The steaming sheep's breasted buttons came up in the dish, and the meat smugly.

He could laugh good-naturedly, a little smugly, at whatever was conspicuous.

The reliability and material abundance of Japan that had us smugly expecting everything always to work are no longer.

the bureaucrats explained smugly that the facts provided by their own experts show no cause for concern.

He kissed me hard to show his welcome, and then he smugly blew, and I tried to believe it all at once.

But instead of sitting smugly at your desk, you should be thinking about what you can do (right now!) to make yourself absolutely indispensable.

Some businessmen smugly imagine that if the WTO talks fail, they can get what they want from more exclusive deals, which pick trading partners off in ones, twos or threes.

The cashier, who had not yet spoken, got my change and closed the drawer of the finally silent register. Looking at me, she said smugly, "I still get to say 'thank you."

People, of course, always ask me about it, and that gives me a chance to evangelize about veganism (while they smugly wave a greasy burger in front of my face).

In public, this is ambiguous. Several gossip figures turned their heads and Miffy snickered smugly, burying his face under the table, and finding someone to be angry would be a lot more refreshing.