| There was little evidence of the usual huffiness and stand-offishness we are normally greeted with. |
|
| The lesson here is never to take right-wing huffiness about the process of politics and political debate seriously. |
|
| Frankly, thank God for that: there's no getting around the fact that Wolf's career to date has been marked by a certain huffiness. |
|
| If you do serve others, is it without grumbling, judgment and huffiness when you are asked to come out of your comfort zone? |
|
| I need not have concerned myself, they both returned home in good humour, there was little evidence of the usual huffiness and stand-offishness we are normally greeted with. |
|
| But there were few instances of muted huffiness in the crowd. |
|
| England, meanwhile, are broken, getting about the field with the scrunch-faced huffiness of a team that turned up to the match with the intention of forfeiting but was made to play regardless. |
|
| But to paranoid totalitarians, that such ideas are freely aired must seem menacing enough. Worse still is the obvious Chinese huffiness towards Mr Kim. |
|
| The Dutchman couldn't have made his huffiness any more visible had he been caught at the controls of the aircraft which was hired to humiliate Moyes at his work. |
|
