Sentence examples for imperious behavior from inspiring English sources
There still was something raw and bleak about these clothes, even the defiant bright red cocktail dresses that Mr. Thimister defined as dress-up clothes for a "neurotic aristocracy" whose imperious behavior ended in blood and gore.
About a dozen members of WikiLeaks left that month, accusing Mr. Assange of imperious behavior and of jeopardizing the project by conflating the allegations of sexual wrongdoing, which he denies, with the site's work.
Ms. Roth will leave behind a legacy of unconscionable delays in deciding cases, imperious behavior and a tendency to use her office to reward cronies and further her personal interests.
Now it is not just governments that denounce him: some of his own comrades are abandoning him for what they see as erratic and imperious behavior, and a nearly delusional grandeur unmatched by an awareness that the digital secrets he reveals can have a price in flesh and blood.
Today about 15 of those men moved with their backpacks to the city center, and it has become more evident that the United States is also betting on Mr. Shirzai, who is working in concert with Mr. Karzai but is not as widely trusted by Afghans because of his imperious behavior when he was governor of Kandahar Province in the early 1990's.
Even remotely, his style is imperious.
In the final chapter, Carlos endures the interrogation of his comrades, and after a fair number of imperious demands for explanations of his behavior, thinks, "It was an error, another error" — his tone betraying a crushing fatigue, and more than a touch of annoyance that the reward for all his efforts should be another act of political contrition.
Imperious and regal, Kanzaburo was known for demanding respect, behavior that Kankuro believes was a result of an inferiority complex: Kanzaburo's father and father-in-law were both Kabuki legends.
It is the thing that makes them so imperious, so inclined to scoff at innocence and love, and so gifted at finding pleasure in bad behavior.
Lees also found him imperious.
