smug in a sentence

• Horrid dialogue, smug attitudes and incomprehensible storytelling lose the day.
• The characters he creates can be hopelessly resigned or aggressively smug.
• Seemingly uninformed, Kendall managed to be both smug and lightweight.
• Accused by strangers of being arrogant, smug, telling untruths.
• Later, he became proud of his skill, even smug.
• I scoffed when I was a smug high-school coed.
• I gave my wife a smug smile and off I went.
• They're up to their smug little smiles in denial.
• Aren't we smug, those of us with jobs.
• But individual investors should be careful not to feel too smug.
• It's difficult to see smug in a sentence .
• But Americans a world away shouldn't be too smug.
• We tend to be smug on this side of the border.
• God, how smug I'd been, how blind.
• Maybe he didn't mean to sound smug or condescending.
• The gangs of rustlers and smug glers had been broken up.
• Occasionally Gore's smug self-righteousness goes too far.
• These are my articles of impeachment for his smug little butt:
• That is a smug look Johnston carries around the locker room.
• Foolish is just a little too smug about his artistic integrity.
• I haven't had time to feel happy or smug.