Sentence examples for misguided arrogance from inspiring English sources
Twitter, he tells me, made him look at himself from "a sort of brand perspective", and many have jumped on his attempts to reinvent himself, 140 characters at a time ("misguided arrogance," said the Daily Mail recently, "often just Vinnie Jones with Wi-Fi").
Such misguided arrogance does science a disfavor.
No longer is there room for eminence-based complacency or misguided arrogance in healthcare delivery.
Paul Graham Raven, a researcher at the University of Sheffield, believes the pro-uplifting stance represents biological and scientific arrogance and a misguided belief in human superiority over nature, where human intelligence is viewed as the pinnacle of evolution.
Other than passing same-sex marriage there is little else to celebrate of this decade of misguided policies, rampant corruption and blind arrogance". on "The CFK psychodrama", April 12th 2014.
This arrogance strikes me as misguided.
Equally unromantic regarding Lebanon's own failings, he pins the larger part of the blame for its recent sufferings squarely on what he calls "a vastly more arbitrary example of late-imperial arrogance, geopolitical caprice and perniciously misguided philanthropy": Israel.Mr Young describes post-civil-war Lebanon as being "built on a foundation of officially sanctioned amnesia".
But in its heyday, the C.I.A. was the emblem of American certitude, when arrogance was more of an issue than ignorance, and zeal, however misguided, loomed larger than incompetence and interagency paper shuffling.
