superciliously

Here he comes: set your faces, and look superciliously, while I present you.

He gazed down at me superciliously from behind his mask.

"Easy enough if you think about it," Matthew said superciliously.

"I am at your service, gentlemen," he announced, looking from one to the other of us superciliously.

He smiled at Scott calmly, superciliously, and told him just who he was.

Nothing more, except perhaps to lift her brows superciliously.

'I know,' she said superciliously, and passed him the glass.

Al Donahue remarked superciliously that he was too busy making a living to waste any time on the political game.

"I don't think you can see her," she said shortly, scanning his country cut of hair and clothes rather superciliously.

So I said superciliously: "Well, everybody to his own taste.

With some pride, he said his campaign had found an echo elsewhere, even among northern Italians who look down superciliously on the south.

The leading female, whose diamonds were so many and scintillating they hurt the eye, looked around her superciliously.

Brandeis asked superciliously, with a tolerant smile to the others when there was no patient reaction.

His assistants smiled fatuously at him and superciliously at her.

Tiff smiled a little superciliously, intimating that he had a plan all figured out already.

The sergeant looked up at him superciliously.

She eyed my serge skirt superciliously; did madame plan to dress for dinner?

There was also some infection which, Stella told him superciliously, was responsible for her fever.

He looked Owen up and down and sniffed superciliously.

Laython grinned too, superciliously, and sprinted ahead of them both.

"Yes, one of the few foreign words I know," he said superciliously, as if he thereby conferred a favor on it.

The large, scowling visitor gazed about him superciliously.

Madame Defarge looked superciliously at the client, and nodded in confirmation.

"Thanks for nothing, Lieutenant," she said superciliously.