haughtiness

"I am trying to decide what to order," said the little man with some haughtiness.

She gave him a long, probing look, with something in it of her old haughtiness.

"Not my side of the family," Michael said with playful haughtiness.

Members of the family had been known for haughtiness.

"I would prefer to be alone," she said with a touch of haughtiness.

"It is a crime to tell me so," she replied with something of haughtiness.

His power did not represent itself in obvious pride or haughtiness.

But there is little haughtiness to go with it.

She settled on something that seemed halfway between hurt and haughtiness.

He then said a special verse so no jealousy or haughtiness would result from this.

His haughtiness told me he liked not my voice.

Again I folded my arms and stood with a fine assumption of haughtiness.

"My name is not spoken," she replied, with a great deal of haughtiness.

Their haughtiness had been stopped cold, however, with the breast cancer eighteen months earlier.

Service is near perfect, without a trace of the haughtiness that can occur in such a restaurant.

There was no haughtiness in that expression, simply- What?

She could look stern, but haughtiness was beneath her.

She sneered, looking with haughtiness at his bags, before turning to go to bed.

It made her say with a touch of haughtiness: "Perfectly, thank you.

The look is either wry humor or offended haughtiness, take your choice.

As they moved closer to the castle, his haughtiness seemed to return apace.

There was a haughtiness in his expression, often seen in those born to money and position.

There was a little of her former haughtiness in her voice, though, and the thought cheered him.

With all the haughtiness she could muster, she tried to march past him.

"Both of you stop it this minute," she said, eyeing them in turn with equal haughtiness.