Sentence examples for arrogance on from inspiring English sources

Skarstedt felt surrounded by "arrogance on one side and obsequiousness on the other, a manifest scorn for menial labor, a desire to appear to be more than one was".

The result is a combustible dynamic of desperation on one side and arrogance on the other.

In hotel conference rooms, they would warily shake hands, then spend hours listening and hashing out accusations of terrorism on one side and imperial arrogance on the other.

For one, it's solipsism, and arrogance, on a national scale to think that Australia's so-called failure in Rio has everything to do with Australian athletes and nothing to do with the excellence of the opposition; as if the competitors from the rest of the world did a Steven Bradbury and merely stayed on their feet as Australia's best fell down with the line wide open.

But if there is envy on one side of the Atlantic, there is always the danger of arrogance on the other.

Looking back at her delivery, one woman emotionally described the problem of what amounts to negligence and arrogance on the part of the nurses.

"It shows arrogance on their part," he said.

His arrogance on traffic matters could also lose him votes.

I suppose I thought I was invincible – no doubt arrogance on my part.

(Human error and arrogance brought on by a lifetime of taking increasingly riskier risks brought about by not having fallen previously).

If you take on arrogance they may try these tricks on you.