Sentence examples for be snotty from inspiring English sources
adjective
Running or dirtied with snot.
But I don't mean to be snotty, really.
But it's true that some city-dwellers can be snotty on this point.
The soccer commentator Paul Gardner, an Englishman who has lived in the United States for decades, says, "The English tend to be snotty about other soccer cultures, especially America.
Caught between the club-banger bellowing of Kelly Rowland and Rihanna, the fearsome spitting of Nicki Minaj and the melismatic arsenal of Beyoncé, Cassie has fallen through the cracks, scorned by R&B fans who, according to Carolan, "can be snotty about [lack of] technical ability".
Not at all to be snotty about the present, but I just think in terms of gay history, gay culture.... Back then, there really wasn't a gay identity yet and we were part of this first out generation.
Did you know that you'd be snottier when you moved to New York?
The weather was gray; the French were snotty.
Sad news that even seagulls are snotty about their surroundings.
I talked to people who were snotty and jaded.
I'm probably being snotty here, but I am also, believe me, honestly curious.
