Sentence examples for extreme arrogance from inspiring English sources

"I think I had moments of extreme arrogance".

Some performers like to combine extreme generosity with extreme arrogance; mixing the two becomes a potent form of stagecraft.

For all that it preaches humility, religion holds a core of extreme arrogance in its analysis of the world.

So anyway: Ms. Bullock plays Sarah Ashburn, an F.B.I. hotshot whose supreme competence and extreme arrogance rub her co-workers the wrong way.

The research, commissioned by the US military, said American soldiers enrage their Afghan colleagues with what the report describes as extreme arrogance, bullying and "crude behaviour".

Swinging between extremes of arrogance and abjection, Blanchett's Claire barks orders one minute, plunges her head down a toilet bowl the next.

A man capable of exhibiting extreme bravery and breezy arrogance simultaneously.

When they first started giving interviews to the media, they gained a reputation for extreme reticence verging on arrogance.

Between the two extremes of sheer human arrogance lies a middle that is refusing to conform to unlikely expectations.

He laughs a lot (his e-mails teem with "lol"s), and he speaks with what one of his friends calls "extreme confidence and very little arrogance".

Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham said: "It is arrogance in the extreme for Jeremy Hunt to ask parliament to give him powers that the high court refused.