Sentence examples for academic arrogance from inspiring English sources

The academic arrogance does not go too far.

His empire at Pergamon Press was built on academic arrogance.

Robert Cavanah as Nightingale offers a biliously funny portrait of academic arrogance and conceit that views scholarly research as a form of oneupmanship.

Once, a long time ago, in a famous article that ever since has served as a bible of academic arrogance, Milton Babbitt tried to laugh the audience's claims on 20th-century music right out of court.

It may be that this opposition is driven by academic arrogance or just plain laziness or other reasons, but the earnings differential from certification clearly suggests that the benefits of certification do outweigh its costs, at least on average.

"I don't know of another kind of arrogance worse than academic arrogance.

Trump was elected because he got something right, about the suffering of Americans, and about the arrogance of politicians, of academics, and of the press.

But with estimates that reconstruction costs could eventually total tens of billions of dollars, the debate, featuring angry European suggestions of United States arrogance and cronyism, is hardly academic.

Arrogance and oddness (notable even by academic standards) did not help either.

Today, more often than not, Kipling's books serve mainly as quarries in which academics dig out instances of racial insensitivity, colonialist arrogance and anti-feminist caricature.

Despite his academic position, Mike was humble and humanistic; free of arrogance, filled with accessibility.