haughty In A Sentence

We found 300 'haughty' sentence examples to help you understand how to use haughty in a sentence.

• He is also somewhat selfish, haughty, jealous and a touch cowardly.
• He was haughty and almost a showoff.
• Presuming him to be haughty before she even knew him.
• Her portrayal of a haughty, shrewish woman in the movie won her many accolades heralding her as one of the top actresses in Kannada Cinema.
• It's nice to see the self annointed haughty want to run for the hills to get away from words.
• A haughty girl is always unpopular at school.
• She was a haughty and unsympathetic character.
• It's on the 3rd floor of the Forum shops, a little stuffy and haughty, but what can you expect.
• There is Thomas More, pious, haughty and unmoved by tortures applied to heretics.
• I'm not sure where the haughty attitude comes from.
• Unlike baseball, it is not a slow-motion skit too often dragged out interminably by its haughty participants.
• Owner is haughty enough to believe his business is infallible and so he does not answer complaints.
• Jacinda is imperious and haughty with Billy but she later warms up to his charming self.
• Not too haughty taughty.
• Actually, if you're haughty, don't bother coming because you don't deserve Lupie's awesomeness.
• She's very haughty, not sorry and appears to just walk away with nothing on her conscience.
• For a taste of haute cuisine without a haughty attitude, try SAINT PIERRE ( 65-6438-0887, $ 150 ).
• Holding the old man 's haughty, twinkling eyes, I brushed past them both.
• Nothing haughty about Tom Wells.
• Frommer, who publishes a series of travel guidebooks, Arthur Frommer's Travel Guides, proclaimed that the current crop of travel magazines are inane, irrelevant, " elitist, haughty and high-society ."
• Thanks to the blind complaisance of its democrats and the timid subserviency of its once haughty oligarchs, he became master of its fleet and arsenal (16th of May 1797).
• She retorts with hateful words and haughty airs.
• He brought his haughty manner closer to us.
• And she is still coming, haughty theory foiled.
• Cassiel's haughty attitude and struggle to fit in with humanity make her a fun and unique character.
• Haughty Harpy is a woman with the wings and legs of a bird.
• Her expression is haughty and disdainful, she is almost frowning and it is marvelous.
• The haughty CROUPIER ULULATES over the lack of tips.
• Always the adversary, but by haughty ridicule and insult the genius, Obama, changed all that.
• I felt Tolle missed the mark in many areas and had a haughty, condescending attitude.
• The narrator uses a haughty tone throughout which is extremely annoying and off putting.
• During this whole time when Ellie is off with Rafe, Michael is busy being angry and haughty.
• He is not as haughty and he is not a revolutionary.
• Do not be haughty, but associate with the lowly never be conceited.
• 'No, Gabriel, I can't decide that fast,' she said in the haughty, dismissive tone that used to infuriate him.
• Latently, the original thinker is the haughty person, in my opinion, not the person who is striving to the top.
• He walked with proud step, darting a haughty glance this way and that as if he felt himself lord of all.
• Helen is a haughty and even contemptuous ten year old.
• Quiyi, a haughty sensualist and iron-willed survivor, is driven by a fierce, combative sense of pride.
• They were displeased with her haughty airs.
• She cursed Daksha for acting so atrociously toward her and Shiva, and reminded him that his haughty behavior had blinded his intellect.
• (See Crete: Archaeology.) On Cretan coins Minos is represented as bearded, wearing a diadem, curly-haired, haughty and dignified, like the traditional portraits of his reputed father, Zeus.
• I typed in GOD and said he was haughty.
• As the indispensable nation wreaks of a haughty form of Fascism.
• Eileen has quite a haughty personality and a superiority complex.
• The haughty Ione burst into passionate tears.
• Kiima is part seabird, the loyal, crafty, proud, haughty, and petty captain of his guard, as well as an expert swordswoman, spy, and seductress.
• We're not haughty and we like to be told how it is.
• Let others cling to their plaster of Paris, their one-dimensional canvases, or their haughty abstractions.
• Gone are the days of the paladin being a holy, haughty, powerfully balanced player.
• I couldn't tell if she was haughty or shy, proud or embarrassed, or anything really.
• When she meets him, she finds him desolate, haughty and worried.
• Give me the proud, arrogant, haughty Darcy any time.
• If the overall intelligence of Oscar Wilde doesn't impress you his vain, haughty prose will.
• He comes across as haughty and judgmental.
• He always was a very haughty boy.
• This haughty old school assuredness vitiates all the lessons Tobias Wolff hoped to teach.
• However Jackson meant it, it came out sounding haughty.
• Not to be haughty an old word for old people e.
• Pride goes before destruction a haughty spirit before a fall.
• He replied with haughty disdain.
• He is haughty, weird, and troubled.
• Regularly shows arrogant, haughty behaviors or attitudes.
• Most of the ton believes Marcus to be aloof and haughty.
• The two haughty, naughty looking lizards had been staring at me for quite some time on Amazon.
• If he attempts to talk to you, you will flick him a haughty glance and say nothing.
• After completing repairs, Hornblower encounters the haughty Spanish official once more, on the same lugger.
• Her older sister Mary was beautiful, intelligent and responsible but she was also bossy and haughty.
• Meg's actions lead society to consider her haughty and above her station.
• Contrary to his expectations Darnley did not receive the crown matrimonial, and his foolish and haughty behaviour, his vicious habits, and his boisterous companions did not improve matters.
• With flying horses, who can be haughty at times.
• Erect, haughty , brilliant, he flaunted abroad in open day the superhuman bestiality of a ferocious archangel.
• Sarah did not act haughty because she was a famous writer.
• But tho he was rather haughty, we were fond of him.
• Hubert Varrick is the passionate, conflicted hero, engaged to the haughty, flirtatious Gerelda.
• Haughty, spoiled noble who ill treats common man hero.
• The story was surprisingly good and unlike some of the other reviewers, I quite liked the haughty H.
• Rude and haughty service.
• Will Duare drop her haughty facade and accept Carson's love.
• Personally, I found the people to be haughty, selfish, crude and rude.
• He had a haughty, arrogant attitude, as if he was doing us a big favor letting us wait for a table.
• Maddy is arrogant and haughty but for all her airs, she isn't adverse to hard work.
• I couldn't get over the haughty attitude of the management.
• Just came off a little haughty with the pricing.
• Yet he was not a haughty aristocrat.
• And that Hingis was a remake of the haughty Marie Antoinette, as her gaucheries led the customers to boo and whistle her to tears.
• In 1588, the Elizabethan Puritan John Udall wrote a dialogue with a haughty bishop named Diotrephes.
• She is haughty, yet tender.
• People thought of him as being haughty and difficult to talk to.
• Serge was rumored to be a homosexual and considered by many to be haughty, cold, and even a sadist.
• Alexis is entitled and haughty, but also has a vulnerability lurking under the surface.
• She starts off as the haughty Time Lady but is soon being almost as revolutionary as the Doctor is.
• If you are the haughty type who worshipfully believes in the false left vs.
• She appeared to be vain, a little haughty, and too proud.
• That was just a marketing slogan from a haughty regional football team.
• Darcy, who scorns the rural village and seems haughty about everything.
• She has a rather haughty manner.
• And Michael Owen was icily haughty as the evil Carabosse.
• It was primarily her fault, since she tried to make him not like her by acting haughty.
• Elizabeth the ultimate slayer, and Darcy her haughty equal in all things kick ass ish.