The demonstrated arrogance of not only Melancon, but also the others that surround him, defies my sensibilities.
Peter Eliasberg, legal director of American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California, said Baca demonstrated arrogance and a belief that he was untouchable and ultimately he was caught not for the crimes of deputies abusing inmates, but for covering up those crimes.
On the phone, however, he criticized Bloomberg for demonstrating "an arrogance to all of life," and compared him to the old Jersey City mayor Frank Hague, a political boss who was famous for declaring, "I am the law!" Of Bloomberg, he said, "This guy's got no charm to him.
Once again, an American institution, one far more important than our little group, was demonstrating its arrogance, and dissing Russia.
2. Demonstrate Arrogance.
Mr. Lazar demonstrated "absolute arrogance" by making false declarations to the courts about his arrangements with Milberg Weiss, Judge Walter said.
The virtue of Arterton's performance is that it demonstrates the arrogance that lurks within absolute faith in the individual conscience.
Several of these rules have since been revoked, but their wacky and arbitrary nature demonstrates the arrogance of power in China.
Just as you can get good bacteria, so Wigan have demonstrated good arrogance, passing the ball with intimidating confidence and obliterating all the clichés about the style of play you supposedly need in a dogfight.
Whoopie's smug over-intellectualizing of Grigorieva's situation demonstrates supreme arrogance, ignorance and insensitivity.
