Sentence examples for behaving arrogantly from inspiring English sources

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

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

The North Korean Foreign Ministry warned that unless sanctions were lifted and Washington stopped behaving "arrogantly," North Korea could reinstate "pyongjin" — its policy of simultaneously developing its nuclear weapons program alongside seeking economic development.

While Microsoft's leaders may have struck their opposition as behaving arrogantly, a point Mr. Heilemann makes so abundantly clear, they believed they had good cause to act the way they did.

Amid concerns among Tory MPs that he had undermined his own authority by laying the ground for the party's next leadership contest, Cameron addressed the claim that he was behaving arrogantly by suggesting he would like to remain as prime minister until 2020 before voters have had a chance to cast their ballot.

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

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.

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".

In the shortest story, thousands of people build a shantytown in the course of a single moonless night; in the longest, a city boy and his father behave arrogantly in front of friends in their old home town.