Sentence examples for intellectual hubris from inspiring English sources

Many writers have described elements of this intellectual hubris.

Tells how in advertising we can see fashionable intellectual hubris at its crudest and most absurd.

In advertising, we can see fashionable intellectual hubris at its crudest and its most absurd.

The Wilson governments, all intellectual hubris, presided over years of economic difficulty and political inertia.

As a tale of intellectual hubris, it is hard to beat.

Even in 1895, such a project marked an act of colossal intellectual hubris.

"The promoters of free-market economics and democratic politics succumbed to intellectual arrogance and hubris," Rachman writes, which appears too private an explanation for an enormous global shift.

Because of his political inexperience, his intellectual arrogance, his hubris, and by taking himself for a solitary Jupiterian hero, Macron has locked himself into the image of the president of the rich.

Tartt's first novel, "The Secret History" (1992), about the intellectual arrogance and murderous hubris of a group of college students, already enjoys a similar status.

Adopt this wonderful model that we've got.' " The swaggering hubris of the time gained widespread intellectual legitimacy with the publication of Francis Fukuyama's essay The End of History, in 1989.

It is always a mixture of excessive hubris and growing ignorance: hubris about the intellectual or racial superiority of the imperial culture, growing ignorance about the depth and complexity of cultures on the imperial periphery.