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• Is it just superciliousness from a coast that lost the battle for computer supremacy?
• The world deserves better than testosterone on one side and superciliousness on the other ."
• A look of distinct superciliousness flitted across Milosevic's pugnacious features from time to time.
• Although the character emerges as mildly sympathetic, he remains remote behind a patina of chilly superciliousness.
• "This shows the extent of Mr . Wei's superciliousness, " said Xu.
• Every one who met him for the first time expected him to have the airs and superciliousness of a spoiled boy.
• Gore, for his part, refrained from the superciliousness that he had exhibited last week, which grated on many voters.
• Sir Humphrey's personal characteristics include his complicated sentences, his cynical views of government, and his snobbery and superciliousness.
• But Greenaway, for all his superciliousness, has a brilliance that is crystal-clear even when his films are anything but.
• Playing the large dandyish writer with obvious gusto, Stephen Fry looks uncannily like Wilde and presents an edgy mixture of superciliousness and vulnerability.
• Patinkin's character is the most absorbing, as he veers between his deeply bred superciliousness and his devotion to his young daughter.
• He may have the experience and most of the issues on his side, but he can't keep his superciliousness in check.
• As the stage queen, Isabel Mortimer ( who alternates with Fiona Chadwick ) exudes both superciliousness and a sly breathlessness that goes with her implied nymphomania.
• As the evil uncle Scar, John Vickery appears to have been directed to play with a broad superciliousness that undercuts the dry humor written into his lines.
• Diminutive forms of adverbs are used to express either benevolence in the speech or on the contrary to express superciliousness, depending on the inflection of a whole phrase.
• The opposition to Ruhemann's techniques was led by Ernst Gombrich, a professor at the Warburg Institute who in later correspondence with a restorer described being treated with " offensive superciliousness " by the National Gallery.
• The bearer of this news is the officious, steel-spined Gibbs, beautifully played by Jordan Lage, who mixes sycophancy and superciliousness into something like a demon version of P . G . Wodehouse's Jeeves.
• Aileen Philby resented him and disliked his presence; Americans were offended by his " natural superciliousness " and " utter contempt for the whole pyramid of values, attitudes, and courtesies of the American way of life ."
• George Hickenlooper's small but telling film, " The Low Life, " finds a group of recent Yale graduates living hand-to-mouth in Los Angeles and fighting off despair through a shared superciliousness.
• Instead of detaching the Army Post Office with a sufficient number of clerks and with a couple of carts, drivers and horses for the conveyance of mails they were referred to Naval agents and the superciliousness of young gentlemen attached to the Staff.