Sentence examples for considerable arrogance from inspiring English sources
As a rapper, he artfully balances his considerable arrogance, guilt and thoughtfulness.
A United States foreign policy to incorporate the Balkans into Europe and expand NATO to the Black Sea is a big stretch that suggests considerable arrogance by "American authority".
An academic at Fudan University said the British criticism lacked legal and moral basis; their reaction was "unreasonable" and showed "considerable cultural arrogance"; another one at Tsinghua University considered the British politicians' reaction an attempt to "create sentiments and manipulate the public".
"To be very blunt, it just seems that in Britain there's a considerable amount of hubris and arrogance involved.
There had long existed a considerable tension between the bellicose arrogance of the army and the comparatively more moderate and worldly stance of the navy.
Beshel speaks of her considerable accomplishments without a touch of arrogance, and repeatedly mentions that she is both deeply grateful and loyal to a firm that to her feels like a family.
Mr. O'Callaghan's onstage persona may dip into arrogance at times, but the production works up considerable suspense and occasional outrage, even though the outcome is a foregone conclusion (1 20).
