Sentence examples for controlled arrogance from inspiring English sources

"Surgery is controlled arrogance.

"Zanu-PF simply doesn't care and now that they are in control arrogance is going to increase.

"We aim to control the arrogance of the LNP and control the financial mismanagement of the ALP in government," he said.

Control your arrogance.

But impersonation is also hubris, arrogance, control, for it seeks to undermine or evade the empathetic basis of shared experience.

Add to all that the fact that New Jersey is divided into hundreds of tiny fiefdoms, where part-time elected officials without much education and with small salaries wield considerable power, and the heady mix of arrogance, control and promised payoffs dissolves the will of even the most determined reformer.

His opponents — and more than a few of his supporters — accuse him of arrogance and of an inability to control his temper.

Arrogance in sport is a tricky beast to control.

Her immediate topic was pesticides, but her deeper subject was human arrogance — the delusion that altering the world means controlling it.

National pride can come before a fall, but are the RFU, often accused of arrogance, actually more concerned to promote only those personalities they feel they can control?

The TSA doesn't want us to see its documented arrogance and incompetence, doesn't want us to know that it's an out-of-control government agency.