Sentence examples for getting smug about from inspiring English sources
We're getting smug about it.
The companies that have our data are so convinced we don't worry that they're getting smug about it.
Lest mothers get smug about the ingratitude of children, Dr. Nelson said this is not a one-way risk: maternal cells can linger in a fetus's bloodstream, too.
Without getting smug or pompous, the movie takes on a moral dimension.
The tension between the two stars could be a good source of humour, but instead we get smug in-jokes about the TV industry.
I received a message instructing me not to get smug after I wrote something positive and negative about each candidate.
"Irish literature had gotten smug and self-congratulatory during the boom; lots of novels about how terrible Ireland's past was, with all its sexual repression and poverty," Gough says now. "Heritage literature, and very conservatively told.
Correa may or may not have got smug satisfaction from this urban morass.
Do not ever get smug or self-satisfied because of your achievements.
American doctors should learn from overseas colleagues more often, Dr. Rothenberger said, adding, "We tend to get very smug about our abilities".
