Wei Changhui, the general who had killed Yang, then began to grow haughty, and Hong had him murdered as well.
However, for me, the New York yoga scene became catty, cliquish and haughty and I grew distasteful of the scene, although I never stopped loving the practice, and how clean and calm I felt after, regardless of the noise in the studio or the craziness in my head.
SZA, a sinuous R. & B. singer who grew up listening to Billie Holiday in a New Jersey suburb, has decided to occupy the mind of the siren on her deliciously haughty sleeper track "The Weekend," from her new album "Ctrl".
Even at the age of 12, Walworth was described as having "a haughty, arrogant nature and an ill-regulated mind," and his upstate New York neighbors didn't seem to be shocked when he grew up into a violent brute of a husband.
It's just one example of a growing number of problems with increasingly "haughty" spring breakers, according to a Mexican newspaper.
Tatiana's English tutor, Sydney Gibbes, recalled that Tatiana had grown razor thin in captivity and seemed "haughtier" and more inscrutable to him than ever.
According to Rainmaker Information, a firm of analysts, these new institutions, known as boutiques, could control half of all the money invested in Australian-equity funds within seven years, if they carry on growing at their past pace.In this section Haughty indifference, or masterly inactivity?
For her part, Anne, now Queen and no longer the timid adolescent so easily dominated by her more beautiful friend, had grown tired of Sarah's tactless political hectoring and increasingly haughty manner which, in the coming years, were to destroy their friendship and undermine the position of her husband.
Spencer has tangled with Stanford, whom he described two years ago as "haughty, arrogant, and obnoxious," and said that he had grown weary of his "threats, innuendos, and, now, downright political interference in our nation's affairs".
Spencer has tangled with Stanford, whom he described two years ago as "haughty, arrogant, and obnoxious," and said that he had grown weary of his "threats, innuendos, and, now, downright political interference in our nation's affairs". A politician named Steadroy (Cutie) Benjamin, the parliamentary leader of the opposition, put Stanford up for his knighthood, which Spencer opposed.
Like last year's Gezi Park protests, the largest in Mr. Erdogan's decade in office in which soccer fans played a key role, Sunday's Fenerbahce march reflected growing public anger at a prime minister who has become increasingly haughty and authoritarian.
