Sentence examples for insufferable arrogance from inspiring English sources

Talk about insufferable arrogance!

Then of course it changes, and you go into insufferable arrogance.

The liberal establishment's insufferable arrogance is all based on lies, which we will expose!

We parasites would even then be right to insist on having our say.Leeches of the world, uniteMr Wilson's insufferable arrogance is bad enough, but there's worse.

But he has none of the quasi-politician's insufferable arrogance, a trait which undermined the reputation of another single-minded champion, Nick Faldo.

Henri Joutel, who served under La Salle through the tragic days of the Texas colony until his death, wrote both of his fine qualities and of his insufferable arrogance toward his subordinates.

Instead they were – and were required to be – extremely commanding and authoritative...It is hard to imagine quite what Henry I would have had to do to be accused of acting with 'insufferable arrogance'".

It's not just the insufferable pomposity, smugness and arrogance of its anchors or the faux frenzied reporting from the floor of the NYSE that I find offensive.

Bill Bennett said: "In all my time in Washington I've never seen such smugness, arrogance or such insufferable moral superiority".

Sure, there have always been campuses situated in great pizza cities such as Chicago, New York or New Haven, Conn.; these fortunate students have probably been insufferable snobs for decades, dissing our local pies with an arrogance that made us want to shove a greasy pie in their pie holes.

He is open to the accusation of arrogance — those who fail to match him at Holyrood find his attitude variously insufferable or condescending, to which he would say they just haven't kept up.