| It's ironic that a conservationist should so smugly place his own interests above the lives of the animals he destroys. |
| We smugly headed for disaster, confident in our abilities and worry-free because nothing had ever gone wrong before. |
| Soaking in the sun amidst the abundant culture around, I sat back on a bench, smugly pleased with myself. |
| Defenders of cognitive behaviour therapy are sitting smugly on a mountain of their own evidence. |
| An email follows asking you to attend, smugly knowing that you have no conflicting commitments. |
| He somewhat smugly notes that 96 per cent of those polled believe in God or some other higher power. |
