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Those sniffy about anything new age will not like it.

We have all been a bit sniffy in the past, but that's not the case any more.

She seems to be a bit sniffy, too,' I said.

Each area is different, and the inhabitants are equally sniffy about the others.

Some friends have been really sniffy when we mentioned it, suggesting we've sold out.

Is it sniffy to be concerned about losing a country's manufacturing base?

Giles had got very sniffy, and said that just proved his point.

Even electronic publishers can be sniffy about novels on disc.

Bones and Duff aren't so sniffy about my work now.

Then it was advantageous for him to be sniffy.

As the talking drug in the coffee wore off she became quite sniffy and puritanical, just like her mother had been.

You see, I'm not the only one who has attracted his snooping, sniffy nose.

"Well you all needn't pierce me with your sniffy attitudes," she said at last.

While the Indian masses are wild about the program, some of the intelligentsia have been sniffy.

Timothy got very sniffy and said you weren't good people.'

'They were very sniffy about me giving my address as this hotel.

Sarah was a bit sniffy about this, though she claimed to be great pals with Jeanette.

And she wears more clothes than a lot of the women on the walls around here, so why be sniffy about it?'

She had a headache and a sniffy nose.

Another thing I like about it - unlike some smart restaurants, it's not sniffy about kids.

Those who deem it essential for a national head coach to have been a distinguished international player will be particularly sniffy.

"D'you remember you were rather sniffy about meeting him?"

What's the point in being sniffy about Rick Stein ?

Be as sniffy as you like about Cameron's confidence and humour.

The receptionist might have been sniffy, but not once he saw that Royal Sector pass.