Sentence examples for touch of smugness from inspiring English sources

With just a touch of smugness, Kenny explains that The Weather Company saw superstorm Sandy coming.

Dylan's "no success like failure" – a line written during his four-year Woodstock sojourn – captures the downbeat, comfortingly contrarian local spirit, along with its touch of smugness.

I am optimistic with a touch of smugness because of a prestigious medical organization - The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, (AFIP), established in 1862.

But Ms. Shelkanova invested Bianca with touches of smugness as well as charm.

"It worked" they concluded, with just a touch of premature smugness.

Paul, a bearded restaurateur, turns out to be randy but unthreatening, warm to the touch but cool about stuff, with a dash of smugness in his easy smile, all of which is a way of saying that he is played by Mark Ruffalo.

"I felt smug to the point of smugness.

"The level of smugness in the '60s!

A measure of smugness colours that argument now.

But they came amid displays of smugness and indifference.

It's funny, but a lingering sense of smugness resides.