Sentence examples for cocky of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "cocky of" is not grammatically correct or usable in written English
To express a sense of pride or arrogance, you could use the phrase "cocky about" instead. Example: She was cocky about her chances of success.
Which could seem a little cocky, of course, unless you believe — as the Winklevii obviously still do — that they were critical in coming up with the idea for Facebook.
"We are not going to get cocky out of New York 26," he said.
There is the Richard Gere with the cocky, ball-of-the-foot walk verging to a hustler's roll (Zack Mayo in "An Officer and a Gentleman").
So instead of a sense of a cocky rebellion of women wearing the pants or a rage to stand shoulder to padded shoulder with the male wardrobe, here were elegant clothes that brought together the genders.
They're the fucking T-1000 of cocky for no reason fan-bases: short of a vat of molten steel, nothing can stop them!
Entrepreneurs are the cockiest of all.
"We were young and cocky, but David was the cockiest of us all".
The cockiest of heroes may have a backdrop of crumbling masonry: life surrounded by the ravages of time.
Ajay Chopra (Taqi Nazeer), the cockiest of the bunch, is Bobby's brightest hope, but Bobby takes a dim view of turning Ajay's natural talent into the stuff of a real contender.
They've embraced the current trend for pre-Beatles rock'n'roll wholeheartedly, Turner even introducing the band ahead of the moody Brick by Brick, sung by drummer Matt Helders, like the cockiest of Johnny's Moondogs.
Throughout the game, Devin -- the better and cockier of the two 15 year-olds -- said, over and over and over, "Oh yeah!... Oh-oh-oh YEAH!" and "do you really think you can guard me?" (I couldn't).
