Sentence examples for arrogant sort from inspiring English sources

Drone strikes are criticized as an arrogant sort of warfare.

"Sturridge has this myth around him that he was a real arrogant sort, a difficult boy.

Sometimes in these cases the hacker is caught, usually through the efforts of some clever anti-hacker, and proves to be a predictably pathetic, if arrogant, sort.

Not without irony, not without discouragement, not without a sense that this may indeed be a proud arrogant kind sort of posture.

"He's actually a very arrogant, egotistical sort of horse, but he's a real schmoozer.

The novel starts off in Singer territory, a shtetl in Poland where Otto Rotfeld, "an arrogant, feckless sort of man, with no good sense to speak of," decides that the only way he will get a wife is to make one.

To the uninitiated, it looks pretty much like any other executive limo: handsome but not brash, confident but not arrogant, the sort of car the Belgian minister of finance would take to a meeting at the International Monetary Fund.

I felt strange, but I had thought before how I should explain it, because otherwise I would come off as arrogant, a sort of unspoken "of course you've heard of me and my story".

Before he testified, there was no way of knowing if he would be aggressive, combative, arrogant, indignant — the sort of traits that can be hallmarks of an unbelievable witness.

In the ensuing melee for Rentokil Initial, the former chairman of the Arts Council was called greedy and arrogant by the sort of City types who have long praised him for his aggressive management of TV group Granada and caterers Compass.

"It's pretty arrogant to just sort of run in the face of all the neighbors," said Robert Olson of Balboa Island, who said the panels' glare is "obnoxious". "What we want is our city to take a better planning approach on these solar panel projects," he said.