Sentence examples for a snot from inspiring English sources

"Sorry, I'm a snot monster," she whispers.

Yes, he was a snot, say some.

A snob and a snot, with the faintest overlay of malevolence.

"He was kind of mocking the founding fathers, and I just thought 'what a snot,' " Bachmann told The Star Tribune.

A snot oozed from his nose and he wiped it away with the back of his hand.

Apart from turning your body into a snot factory, you feel perpetually fogged up; not really there at all.

"It is one thing to know that I'll have to lead 30 soldiers who don't like me because I am a snot-nosed kid from West Point.

It is funny at times, though more often in a knowing, chuckly way, rather than a snot-snorting, roll-around-the-carpet way.

His good looks, Mr. Smith said, initially lent credence to the criticism that, "'He's too young, he's too inexperienced, he's a snot-nosed kid".' The Kennedy-Nixon debate was widely considered a turning point in American politics, the beginning of the era when media handlers and image consultants dominated campaigns.

"The full extent of his organization and its support for him is now indisputably apparent," Professor Cole said, "whereas before a lot of people in the Shiite establishment dismissed him as a snot-nosed kid with a small bunch of hooligans around him".

I'm not 26, and that puts you in this, "Oh, so you made it past 25 and you're not a snot-nosed kid" kind of light.