Sentence examples for arrogance to ask from inspiring English sources

How can he have the arrogance to ask Vice President Al Gore to concede?

Children are indeed great philosophers, asking important questions that we adults have forgotten to ask in our arrogance — as revealed in Gottlieb's review — that we have the final word on what are the important questions.

Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham said: "It is arrogance in the extreme for Jeremy Hunt to ask parliament to give him powers that the high court refused.

Gingrich, steeped in arrogance, blasts the media and anyone who dares to ask him about his personal life.

If you were to ask Michael Vaughan who he plays for, he would say, without a hint of arrogance, England".

He is proud of never having had to ask for a job, he said, "which I suppose in a way is the ultimate arrogance".

"When you look at how he's conducting every aspect of the campaign it seems entirely fair to ask if he's purposefully trying to lose because the only alternative answer is complete arrogance and incompetence.

His aides suggested the treaty was worth little if Washington did not sign, leading one senior Japanese official to ask a reporter how long it would take for the White House team to "rid itself of this American arrogance".

Is there any limit to their arrogance, ask outraged metropolitan commentators?In these two instances, the Kremlin may yet take action.

Brolin brings a brooding menace and arrogance to his role as the banker whose answer, when asked what his price is, is "more".

I ask him if he thinks his upbringing gave him the confidence – some would say arrogance – to attempt anything that takes his fancy, from African music to opera.