Meanings of haughty disdain in English

The Vicomtesse glanced at M. de Nueil, haughty disdain in her whole manner.

His eyes followed him for a long while with an expression of haughty disdain.

A glance, a mere glance of haughty disdain, was the only reply she made.

In looking at me her chin doubled, and she seemed the personification of haughty disdain.

She raised her eyes with a faint start and with an expression of haughty disdain.

No more fear of merry scoffing or haughty disdain!

It stares at the camera with haughty disdain.

It was a weak argument, and Mérian regarded her mother with a frown of haughty disdain.

He disarmed himself, and gave his weapons to me, with an air of haughty disdain for my fears.

I confess had Whiskers been so inclined, I should have been content to have passed on with haughty disdain.

He had contemptuously referred to Conkling's " haughty disdain, his grandiloquent swell, his majestic, supereminent, overpowering, turkey-gobbler strut."

But she had left me with such an air of haughty disdain, I hesitated to send for her again just now.

He knew himself to be a chief in the clan, and when the clan heeded him not he withdrew in haughty disdain.

But we did pick up a friend of his-thegentleman you see giving an exhibition of haughty disdain out there on the tug.

That beautiful France, the wit and learning of which is so much extolled, exhibits a haughty disdain of the science of other lands.

He watched Querilous as he looked, the expression of haughty disdain on the inquisitor's face slowly disappearing to be replaced by something like fear.