Sentence examples for smug vision from inspiring English sources
Much as it might conform to a New Yorker's stereotypical image of the denizens of Los Angeles, it behooves me to inform your readers that not every Angeleno adheres to the self-conscious hipness of Bruce Wagner's smug vision of our city's electorate ("L.A. Existential," Op-Ed, May 23).
No doubt some religious defenders wanted to employ these bleak visions in a smug apologetic for faith, a greater temptation perhaps in the case of Antonioni, a post-Christian Italian, than of Bergman, an ex-Christian Swede.
He also writes with a mind that is attuned to the blindness that passes for a shared vision among the emotionally smug and upwardly mobile.
As its promotional video announces in a smug baritone, Palava City was inspired by the futuristic vision that brought Singapore, Dubai "and even Mumbai" into being.
Niven sees this final work as being imbued "with lighthearted vision and deep-hearted wisdom," but to me it reads like an old man's self-indulgent and smug fantasy of omniscience and omnipotence — and of youth.
Sam Allardyce's smuggest smug face.
Smug, rude and patronising!
