| With great dignity, she sits and carefully grooms herself, looking at me haughtily. |
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| Waiters with tables to fill are heartily welcoming instead of haughtily aloof. |
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| A large evergreen tree sat haughtily in one corner as a cluster of Raleigh students adorned it with ornaments, baubles and hand-made trinkets. |
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| He sniffed haughtily, holding open the door for them and watching as they shuffled past. |
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| The woman wearing said fake fur turned around quickly, shot Mom a deadly look, and then haughtily turned back around and ignored her. |
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| When quite modest health care reforms were introduced by New Labour in England, Scottish Labour was haughtily dismissive of them. |
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| She looked haughtily at me for a second and turned away, resuming her conversation. |
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| He is also immature, vain, haughtily cocksure in his perception of the world and ripe for certain lessons, both emotional and intellectual. |
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| They only wanted to delay the war so they could have a say in the war councils, which Bush haughtily denied them. |
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| From the dissolution of feudal ties emerge squabbling subjects nursing secret grievances, haughtily guarding caste privileges, or jealously policing petty distinctions. |
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| The United States, standing haughtily and defiant before God, is proof of that pride. |
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| Isn't that precisely what we haughtily advised the Kosovans and the Serbs to do? |
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| Both groups of banks, private and public, are not in confrontation on a market but ignore one another haughtily. |
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| Cecily was announced to Lady Read who received them haughtily with icy dignity. |
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| Cameron calls him unacceptable and illegitimate, haughtily scorning Juncker's drive to become the next head of the EU executive in Brussels. |
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| That may tempt the big private-equity groups into the middle market, which they haughtily ignored when mega-deals were easy. |
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| He haughtily demanded the best table, even though people looked and wondered who he was. |
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| Their earth-coloured petticoats puff out haughtily, and one would say that the spirit of these women, who seem like olive-tree trunks, has not aged. |
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