Sentence examples for absolute arrogance from inspiring English sources

Louis Proyect New York, New York — An aspect of the behavior of Mr. Sulzberger [the publisher of The Times] and Mr. Keller that has absolutely infuriated me and many others is their absolute arrogance and refusal to take responsibility for their inaction, right up to Mr. Keller's very recent very limited hangout, to employ a phrase from the Watergate era.

It is only because of absolute arrogance of power that the Bush administration is so openly hostile toward this institution.

Rwanda reacted furiously to Karake's arrest, with President Paul Kagame saying it showed "absolute arrogance and contempt".

Mr. Lazar demonstrated "absolute arrogance" by making false declarations to the courts about his arrangements with Milberg Weiss, Judge Walter said.

The sheer arrogance.

Oh, there are bleats and protestations from parent-like people here and there in the comments, but nothing comes close to the absolute conviction displayed in the arrogance of that last comment.

He was "embarrassed by the arrogance, the solipsism, the absolute certainty that we and we alone knew the way," he writes.

The virtue of Arterton's performance is that it demonstrates the arrogance that lurks within absolute faith in the individual conscience.

Democracy, in the economic and political spheres, is not just a theoretical good; checks and balances and laws that are fairly enforced have the effect of preventing the arrogance and error of absolute power.

The absolute wrongness of the long wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is morally compounded by the utter arrogance and unwillingness to reflect and, yes, admit mistakes.

The arrogance.