Sentence examples for concepts of hubris from inspiring English sources
Seigl's erudition allows Oates to make explicit reference to Greek religious concepts of hubris and nemesis.
To others, they are terrifying concepts of hubris, our belief that our technological developments can "fix" everything.
She goes to Wikipedia and, if she reads the whole entry, gets an apparently authoritative explanation of some solid basics — the concept of hubris, a few details about ancient Greek performance, and some plot summaries.
I don't know whether anyone at the BBC is familiar with the concept of hubris, but the heavily rotated trailer featuring the England lads' greatest moments to a soundtrack of Santana's Everything Is Coming Our Way, seemed to be saying to any football gods taking an interest, come and have a go if you think you're hard enough.
Dolan: The Greek concept of hubris, or acting with extreme pride, helped me become a better interviewer on the radio and a better business person off the air.
The central concept of tragic hubris is sometimes translated as 'pride' but means something more.
We also utilized other concepts to explain the factors affecting HACCP certification including social capital, networking, and partnerships within institutional economics and the concept of managerial hubris reflecting asymmetric or incomplete information or overconfidence or risk-taking behavior within the strategic management literature.
Douglas Alexander accused Nick Clegg of hubris.
"That would be the height of hubris.
Or perhaps it was born of hubris.
