I stood around, trying to look haughty, too scared to talk to anyone.
The host of the event (played by Sally Kellerman) is a haughty, ratings-obsessed Diane Sawyer-like talk-show personality.
Some teammates say they are simply too different -- Edmonds too aloof, Rolen too focused, Pujols too haughty -- but they still talk easily about social engagements and celebrate each other's achievements with bottles of Champagne.
Jennifer did not yet know that Christopher was similarly thwarted, that, at his place uptown on Broadway, a different Susan, home from her job, was busy smoking cigarettes, watering her overgrown plants, and talking on the telephone in a haughty, supercilious voice.
"The good thing about mathematics is you don't have to talk; you create order without words," declares Nadia (B rice Dalle), a haughty, self-destructive mathematician holding forth tipsily to her bohemian friends at a nighttime picnic in "Domain".
If you hear someone talking proudly about his or her skepticism, or if a potential subject seems too haughty, choose someone else.
India and Brazil can be haughty.
SERVICE Haughty and hesitant.
Take that, haughty neighbor!
