Sentence examples for behaved arrogantly from inspiring English sources

It has behaved arrogantly towards regulators and consumers.

In a letter to Judge Cedarbaum on Thursday, Ms. Stewart offered a defense against accusations that she has behaved arrogantly.

What do you say to those who believe Microsoft has behaved arrogantly, as if the government had no right to ask questions?" Perhaps it was the word arrogant that provoked an eruption, for Gates plunged into a five-minute rant memorable less for what he said than for the deep hurt he betrayed.

Amid unease on the Tory backbenches at the prime minister effectively firing the starting pistol on the next Conservative leadership contest by naming his three likely successors, Fallon threw back the central charge by Labour and the Liberal Democrats: that the prime minister had behaved arrogantly by taking the electorate for granted by suggesting that he would remain in No 10 until 2020.

Lancaster also played down comments from Scotland coach Andy Robinson that England had behaved arrogantly during their World Cup pool clash in Auckland last October.

It was mostly those who had complications with delivery who reported that the doctors and other supporting staff behaved arrogantly with them.

Judge Mullen scolded Ms. Grubman for behaving arrogantly, but expressed some sympathy over the scrutiny she had endured.

Government officials are repeating accusations thrown around in the mid-1990s that Enron is behaving arrogantly.But India too has much to lose.

The Met's musicians complain that Gergiev has been late to rehearsals, behaves arrogantly, and gives a beat that's hard to follow.

Similarly, there is a leader today in India who says, 'I have done this, I have done that,' and behaves arrogantly".

Ms. Dungee Glenn said in a recent interview that Edison had "put itself in harm's way" by behaving arrogantly toward the city.