Sentence examples for foster arrogance from inspiring English sources
In his homily at Thursday's mass, he praised the strength of the African family, especially what he called a culture of respect for elderly people and love for young people, and he urged followers to resist practices that "foster arrogance in men, hurt or demean women and threaten the life of the innocent unborn".
Employing longstanding corporate practices that bring in big money and foster arrogance, the managers of Penn State managed their institution into a crisis that has brought irrevocable harm to that university.
Garrett's football arrogance fostered this culture of indifference, and it is impossible to imagine the environment changing while the boss is still in place.
On an individual level, society's glorification of intelligence fosters a certain arrogance that often develops into complacency and a fixed mindset.
Thirty years ago, Dr. Ingelfinger wrote, "Efficient medical practice, I fear, may not be empathic medical practice, and it fosters, if not arrogance, at least the appearance of arrogance".
We hear about how religion leads people to reject the science of evolution and climate change, how it excludes and denigrates gays and lesbians, and how it fosters hubris and arrogance when people say "I know what God wants".
But you can't ignore the ugly, feudal arrogance that they foster.
Ken fostered loyalty, whereas Nick's arrogance bred insecurity and resentment.
Our lack of leadership is indicative of the selfishness and arrogance that our culture fosters when it comes to taking responsibility for our actions.
"It will never happen" is freely tossed around with a casual arrogance that being inside-the-beltway fosters.
