Sentence examples for arrogant of from inspiring English sources
“arrogant of” is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express a feeling of arrogance or conceit. For example, “He was arrogant of his own success.”
"It's important not to become arrogant of this".
He now says, "One can be accused of being arrogant, of imposing something alien.
How arrogant of me to think I could remold a man who was firmly set.
How arrogant of me to dare to put a wire across and say I will walk!
"Honestly, it would be pretty arrogant of me to think I started a trend," he said.
For architecture is – at its worst – the most arrogant of the arts.
"I thought that was completely arrogant of Lewis in ignoring the scientific evidence".
It's also a misreading of public opinion about this sort of arrogant claim of power.
Our generation, too, has to act on democratic — and constitutional — principles in the face of arrogant use of power".
He accused Mr Chrétien of the arrogant abuse of his wide powers of appointment and patronage.
Why should every American bear the consequences of an arrogant group of jerks while the arrogant group of jerks profit and benefit?
