loftily

"We get along very well without a man about the place," I said loftily.

I'm above all that sort of thing,' he had said loftily.

"Now I would hear of your own coming," he said loftily.

James loftily insists that Bill turn himself in to the police.

"I am going somewhere on church business," said Faith loftily.

"It's my first time to deal with a bank," I said loftily.

No one wants a president who speaks so loftily that he loses our attention.

"The world is all one to me tonight," answered David, loftily.

"Whether I am a peasant or not is of no consequence," he said loftily.

"It's nothing to me what that person does," said Anne loftily.

"Never you mind how we did it, my friend," I answered loftily.

"It's too serious a matter to bet money on," she said loftily.

"Oh, it's not too bad once your eyes adjust to it," I said loftily.

Then again, it doesn't do to look down too loftily upon this madness.

"Not if you belonged to me," he informed her loftily.

I guess it's weird to talk so loftily about singing in a bar, but you're there to move people and stop time.

"He would have brought women anyway," said the Shah, loftily.

Raising her eyes back to his she said loftily, "These happen to be my work clothes.

"Well, I'm not particularly interested," she said loftily, and he laughed.

"You expect scientists to be loftily above it all?"

"You will find," he said loftily, "that I have put it all down there."

"There is no prison for the soul," she replies loftily.

A very different sort of game, however," Spock said loftily.

"I believed it to be a discipline of purity," he said loftily.

"It was merely a case of mind over matter," Jupiter said, somewhat loftily.