Sentence examples for exaggerated arrogance from inspiring English sources

It's a joke that's repeated several times in the show, with diminishing returns, because she genuinely is extremely beautiful, though an element of exaggerated arrogance is essential to the relationship with her double-act partner.

Yet colleagues who emphasize higher education's wondrous work turning adolescents into cultured adults remind me of the exaggerated Oxbridge arrogance memorably parodied in the story of a student accosted by a townswoman outside his college.

Spacey's version of Luthor has the same comically exaggerated vanity and pompous arrogance of the earlier Gene Hackman version as well as the same strong interest in real estate, but Spacey's version is far less campy and more serious.

People with Narcissistic Personality Disorder move through life with an exaggerated sense of self-importance, arrogance, and entitlement.

But the fragility of her personality -- an odd combination of fear, arrogance and desperation, all exaggerated by alcohol -- led to mental breakdowns.

Charlie Sheen and Muammar Gaddafi might just offer us an exaggerated reflection of our own unacknowledged denial about our national arrogance.

Add Telly Savalas's shaved head, slack mouth and eyes as mean as a charging bull's, and finish off with a dungeon master's studied arrogance, and you have the recipe for the most exaggerated caricature of macho menace Hollywood has yet produced.

The arrogance.

What arrogance.

Yes, arrogance.

Etonian arrogance?