Sentence examples for has the arrogance from inspiring English sources

To his critics, he has the arrogance of his N.F.L. mentors Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick, without the mitigating achievement.

Hlynur has the arrogance of a man who believes that the world owes him something; that is the deepest thing about him.

Pete has the arrogance as well as the awkwardness of his youth, and Mr. Steggert finds exact emotional shades in both his character's painful self-consciousness and fatuous confidence.

"It's an international conference, not a conference run by Australia, so if Putin has the arrogance to turn up to visit a nation whose nationals died in this plane crash, he can," Shorten said.

"We are fed up with a federal government that has the arrogance to preach to us about how to live our lives, and the chutzpah to haul every baseball player and other 'evildoer' in the world before a Congressional committee," he says.

The book describes the emergence of a "new supranational Indian culture" which has "the arrogance of the upstart and the self-absorption of the new", and which in writers such as Mr Varma and Mr Mehta, is blessed with two quite gifted chroniclers.

"I have to have the arrogance that I perhaps have to believe that the outgrowth of verse — theatre — matters".

How can he have the arrogance to ask Vice President Al Gore to concede?

The difference is that we didn't have the arrogance to try.

I had the arrogance to think I could outsmart them, but they just picked me clean.

"It just doesn't have the arrogance and attitude of other places on the East End," Mr. Tortorella said.