Sentence examples for snotty remarks from inspiring English sources
The singer, Alex Kapranos, then chants a series of snotty remarks overheard at parties — it's a method of generating lyrics that you could imagine Mick Jagger using in the mid-nineteen-seventies.
When she is shown to her room by a rehab administrator named Foster (Alistair Cope, who, like the rest of the supporting cast, is excellent), she flips him off with snotty remarks: she is defiant, or acting defiant.
Long before the attackers were even fully identified, though, after Duncan's snotty remarks, a Syrian passport was found and was allegedly linked to of the perpetrators.
Does this mean you should never pout, sulk, act petulant, snap at your spouse, make snarky, snotty remarks - even if you're still feeling hurt, angry, etc.? Does this mean you're not entitled to an authentic response to your pain?
Instead, there is a snotty remark, a raised eyebrow.
Anyway, I refused, and made a snotty remark about Billingsley to one of the other hatcheck girls.
"One day I got a snotty remark at a concert," Scott, who never married or had children, told the New York Times in 1999.
When you want to make a snotty remark, instead, reach over to that person you were just about to snap at, and give him or her a little back rub without saying anything at all.
Brown, rather than answering questions about relevant issues, is apparently still more interested in making stuff up, getting booed by the crowd, and making snotty condescending remarks, such as "I'm not in your classroom," paraphrasing a line he'd used on Martha Coakley two years ago.
There's at least an honesty to a plain old sarcastic, snotty comment.
Asked about such rumors by an Italian reporter back in 2008, Putin said they were an outright lie, adding an angry remark about "those who with their snotty noses and erotic fantasies prowl into others' lives".
