snidely

Were doctors allowed to say something like that - especially so snidely?

"You don't look anything like your dad," I said snidely.

The song snidely attacks the importance of image in the music industry.

Snidely and superior, he tends to look down on everyone around him.

Snidely, however, wishes to be the "bad guy" and travel around the world.

"This from a man who hasn't even named his horses," she said snidely.

She doesn't really work regularly at all," he said snidely. "

"At least I got away from a man who wanted something other than love from me," she said snidely.

And a small voice in the back of her mind snidely asked what all that gilding would bring.

Especially after this morning, when the doctor had so snidely instructed him to check in with the captain.

Someone thinks highly of himself," the older Q said snidely. "

And the woman said, snidely, 'Woman having a heart attack.

Juno added snidely, "If only it could have been a bit longer."

Some might not consider crusading, as you snidely call it, to be a weakness.

Yes, that would be cruel, my Voice said snidely.

"And you thought women were gentle," Grundy reminded him snidely.

He also implied, snidely, that the Bush administration was secretly less than enthusiastic about the war on drugs.

Surely you see the possibilities of a lawsuit there, too," he pointed out snidely. "

"Everyone else managed to disembark in time," he replied, snidely.

He then observes snidely that Lavinia is the most interesting criminal of all.

Truman was sometimes referred to, snidely, as the haberdasher from Missouri.

The commentary snidely describes her as “rather plump” and includes the following:

"It's the pearl button capitol of the world," the boy answers snidely.

They'll probably mistake you for the burning bush,' he said snidely. '