air of superiority

Even in the photo, he gave off an air of superiority.

He was short but muscular, and had an air of superiority: a little big man.

Your air of superiority is beginning to wear on me."

David found himself rankling at the man's air of superiority.

This man had an air of superiority that was not an affectation.

The mystique is faded, the air of superiority almost gone.

He smiled at me with an insufferable air of superiority.

"That is lead," said Che with an air of superiority.

If it weren't for his quiet air of superiority?

His general air of superiority just grated on her.

Immaculate to the extreme, he exhibited an air of superiority.

What would I have to say to him to dent that obnoxious air of superiority?

But with an air of superiority" he felt obliged to knock down.

Clodagh worked out the way through the maze, and showed the others with a certain air of superiority.

Exclusion and airs of superiority do not belong to any one nation.

She is proud of her good looks and puts on an air of superiority.

Not an air of superiority, because obviously he didn't know he had it Assurance?

So does his vaguely priestly air of superiority to worldly things.

You couldn't really fault Klass for her annoying air of superiority.

All three wore the air of superiority assumed by people who are already in a place when studying new arrivals.

He walked past looking neither left nor right and his carriage added to the air of superiority that hung naturally upon him.

He stood with an air of superiority, posture perfect, hand on gilded rapier.

Most Terrans have a quite unconscious air of superiority.

"No doubt you're surprised," Warren answered with an irritating air of superiority.