The phrase "arrogant character" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a person's personality trait of being overly confident or displaying a sense of superiority. Example: Despite his good looks and intelligence, John's arrogant character often rubbed people the wrong way.
Farrer – a prickly, arrogant character who was cast off by his family after he converted to Buddhism in 1907 – has the greatest sense of his own worth.
Dennis was a prickly, arrogant character who never seemed to be happier than when he was slating the intellects of others and making references to his own superiority.
Venezuela dismissed this as "one more expression of the imperial and arrogant character" of the United States.Suspicion of high-level government complicity in the drugs trade has deepened because of official confusion over an incident in August in which a light plane landed on a coastal road in the western state of Falcón.
Here is this brilliant, arrogant character's only moment of doubt, anguish and despair.
The impressive baritone Gerald Finley, who created the daunting lead role unforgettably, brings his portrayal to the Met, grown even richer, more vocally visceral and emotionally nuanced, especially during Oppenheimer's climactic Act I aria, a setting of Donne's "Batter My Heart". Here is this brilliant, arrogant character's only moment of doubt, anguish and despair.
Playing yet another arrogant character, Theroux was Adam Kesher, the Hollywood director in David Lynch's "Mulholland Drive".
Theroux proved that besides his arrogant characters, he can also have a sense of humor.
Chief among them is Pace, who has an uncanny ability to play remote or arrogant characters who are nevertheless fascinating and who even betray hints of vulnerability.
Like I said, he was kind of a cocky and arrogant type of character.
Why? "Because I'm a white man who portrayed an incredibly volatile, arrogant Hollywood character.
Before Ibrahim became a Muslim, according to the late saxophonist Basil Coetzee, he was a "very arrogant, heavy character with no respect for anybody else".
