Sentence examples for broadcasting arrogance from inspiring English sources
The Newsnight mess and the This Morning debacle are both prime examples of a worrying new broadcasting arrogance borne out of a frustration that websites, blogs and posts can create waves daily without the risk of regulatory wrath.
How long would an African-American detective broadcasting arrogance and casual disregard keep his job in Louisiana?
(There are pros and cons to both. Broadcasting pro: credibility. Broadcasting con: arrogance. Hiding pro: more direct, less jargon. Hiding con: who is this chick, anyway?).
"I felt, perhaps with some sort of arrogance, that running a crazy broadcasting operation [at the BBC] was very similar to working in a very creative theatrical, musical, balletic organisation," he says.
His view of the U.S. government and its effect on African American life, as well as his seeming arrogance when focusing on the struggles of black people, caused a stir in both the broadcasting and black communities.
Digital broadcasting . . .
Your arrogance is stunning!
