Sentence examples for * the haughtiness from inspiring English sources

His shoulders sloped, the haughtiness vanished from his face.

Ronaldo is a one-man political manifesto whose stronger physique conveys the haughtiness of his club.

If such a declaration seems arrogant, perhaps it is because the haughtiness has not yet been fully earned.

Despite the haughtiness for which this city is renowned, the community that has developed around them is uncommonly inclusive.

Service is near perfect, without a trace of the haughtiness that can occur in such a restaurant.

They might be further put off by the haughtiness of Obama's claim to the mantle of hope.

Many of Obama's detractors have always thought that Obama's talk of civility and commonality was a form of — take your pick — misty-eyed idealism, cynical performance art, or above-the-fray haughtiness.

Any crowd's approving reactions to songs like "Rednecks" (about the moral haughtiness of Northern liberals sung from the standpoint of a Southern racist) or "A Piece of the Pie" (a lazy, pessimistic observation of class inequality in America) are slightly embarrassing.

Stir in anger at corruption and the general haughtiness and lack of accountability in government and you have nearly all the ingredients for serious and angry protest.

The haughtiness, they think, is more of an undergraduate thing, since undergrads tend to be British.

Other recent indications also abound of the security agencies' haughtiness in the United States and abroad.