Sentence examples similar to haughty language from inspiring English sources
It delivers abrasive, succinct guitar riffs and haughty Spanish-language howls, capped with the implosive stage demeanor of the darkest nights of 1977.
Policy aside, the former Massachusetts governor may have hurt himself more with his cultural references, odd language and haughty manner.
Even if their tactics are modern, their language echoes the haughty certainties of the Arab conquerors.
The language was more matey, less haughty than hers had been in 1980 – appropriate for a Britain now less willing to be dominated by politicians – but the message was the same: U-turns were for losers.
I was not so surprised, because that magazine has a long history of publishing haughty dismissals of dictionaries and other works on language that are informed by modern linguistics.
Why should Arkansans trust a haughty Bostonian learning his way around the Razorback landscape over a Texan who speaks their language?
A haughty King George III, played by Gavin Creel wearing a cardboard crown and adopting the musical language of the Beatles, hilariously warns: "I will kill your friends and family to remind you of my love".
Cameron's muscular action-man language of "clear thinking", "hard truths" and "clear and positive agenda" is of a kind with those haughty imperialists hanging on the Tate's walls.
India and Brazil can be haughty.
SERVICE Haughty and hesitant.
