Sentence examples for snotty young from inspiring English sources
Instead, he said, it had everything to do with snotty young New Yorkers "doing it to get attention".
His tweed sports coat, tortoise-shell glasses and shaggy blond hair mark him, amid the dark suits and rep ties of his snotty younger colleagues, as a man of the 70's, and it helps that he is embodied by one of that decade's leading male movie stars.
Young and snotty is no match for old and treacherous!
The original punks are in their 60s now (those who aren't dead, anyway), a time of life when legacy becomes more crucial than when you're young, loud and snotty.
The Dead Boys' debut LP, Young, Loud and Snotty, was released at the end of August.
Indeed, there's a new boss (the wonderfully snotty Adam Scott), brought in to oversee the downsizing.
Criticism should especially apply to the Arctic Monkeys – whose members have sheltered up to £1.1m in the Channel Islands – as they've long traded on their image as a band of the people, with Turner cast as a working-class hero, a snotty, sharp-minded northern kid in the mould of the young Lennon, cutting through the bullshit and telling it like it is.
Guage was listening to the Velvets' 80s brethren from a young age, and it shows in his checked-out, snotty sneer.
Fancy a snotty Christmas?
Many of the young women interviewed seemed unfazed by the show's central premise that affluent teenagers, particularly the Uptown breed, are not just sexually precocious, but relentlessly snotty and reflexively mean.
