smugly

Pretty good, he thought smugly, if I say so myself.

I believe I've passed another test, he told himself smugly.

My work here is done, I thought, a little smugly.

"But of course we all know what they are now," he said smugly.

When no one said anything, he looked smugly down his nose at them.

Teach him to get tough with me, the little man thought smugly.

"That was sort of the idea," I told him just a bit smugly.

Yes, that must be it, he suggested to himself smugly.

"And you see how right I am," the old man said smugly.

He sat back smugly to let his words sink in.

Dreams, he told himself smugly, were beyond that kind of politics.

"But I can do what these guys are doing," he said smugly.

Smugly, she reversed his words, giving them back to him.

"I shall be able to do that one day," said the girl smugly.

Ronnie Rush came up just then and looked on smugly.

Are Americans today better informed, or just as smugly ignorant?

He smiled smugly at how well he'd handled the situation.

"Also very good at what I do," the old woman replied smugly.

"He's been to every practice," the first boy said smugly.

"A little something I cooked up on my own," he said smugly.

He loses face, while the airline people stay smugly professional.

Not much wrong with that, I told myself smugly.

And I know where the others are," the figure added smugly.

He nodded smugly, like one who always has the correct answers.

"I've some news that will make you sit up," he said smugly.