| I remember thinking, a bit snootily, that we'd drawn the short straw. |
| The BBC now has a China editor and correspondent, a Hong Kong correspondent and a China-focused chief business correspondent, but Newsnight tends to snootily insist that only its own people will do. |
| Shouldn't I feel insulted that he's stormed over here to glare snootily at us? |
| It's one thing to snootily complain about other programmers' software without having to develop and maintain my own. |
| In Parliament in 1944 Tory MP Simon Wing fiel-Digby snootily tackled Winston Churchill about the secret missions. |
| London newspapers snootily referred to her as an ex-barmaid when in fact her husband owned a successful pub in Blantyre. |
