Sentence examples for Somewhat haughty from inspiring English sources
The image looks secure, bourgeois, somewhat haughty.
And for that reason his attitude toward the rest of the Golden Hearts was somewhat haughty.
Braithwaite's somewhat haughty attitude towards his new pupils is entirely predictable.
Gwen, as she is called initially, is a lady's maid to Morgana (Katie McGrath), the king's lovely and somewhat haughty ward.
All three have their stylistic roots in the work of John Coltrane, so there is a somewhat haughty and rhetorical tone to the proceedings, but the sheer firepower is overwhelming.
In his program notes, Heaney left no doubt that he was alluding to contemporary events, specifically President Bush's run-up to the Iraq war, and the director, Charlotte Moore, has encouraged O'Brien to play Creon as a clueless, somewhat haughty political animal.
I've met him [Mourinho] at Uefa meetings and his behaviour is faithful to his image: arrogant, haughty, chewing gum and somewhat of a boor.
Sometimes I am disgusted to live in this world". In the fallout the respected Ottmar Hitzfeld described him as "arrogant, haughty, chewing gum and somewhat of a boor", an epithet to sit alongside the "enemy of football" label bestowed by Uefa's head of refereeing back in his Chelsea days.
India and Brazil can be haughty.
SERVICE Haughty and hesitant.
