The phrase "arrogant answer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a response that is haughty or condescending in nature.
Example: "When asked about his qualifications, he gave an arrogant answer that left everyone in the room feeling uncomfortable."
Alternatives: "condescending response" or "haughty reply".
"Malcolm Turnbull is too arrogant to answer questions in the parliament … too arrogant to face the media, too arrogant to be accountable to the Australian people," Shorten said.
Answer: a totally arrogant and incompetent one.
It is both irrational and arrogant to say that the answer must be yes, because otherwise we would not be supreme.
But there is another referendum, born from desperation in an extended article 50 negotiation and portrayed as arrogant Brussels demanding a different answer to the same old question.
"Put your preconceptions to one side – don't assume that someone who doesn't play the interview game well or make eye contact is bored or arrogant". Neurodiverse people may only answer the questions asked and may not know how to expand in ways that will highlights their skills or experience, she adds.
This was his other secret life, and he grew to hate the bawdy intrusion of the new Germany, the stamping and shouting of uniformed students, the scarred, arrogant faces and their cheapjack answers.
Attempts to understand the nature of life are certainly not in themselves arrogant, and the discovery of answers to specific parts of the enigma can be of inestimable value, which surely applies to the writing of any serious scientist, but when it comes to the great unprovables of religion, any writer who is convinced that what he tells you is the absolute truth is, if not a monster, a menace.
"There is no corporation in America that is as arrogant as CBS," Turner charged, answering one question from the floor.
She is defiant, haughty or arrogant and refuses to give straight answers.
