Sentence examples for moral arrogance from inspiring English sources
But Martin Luther King was accused of moral arrogance, too.
By Adam Kirsch Shelley's radical ideals were inseparable from a kind of moral arrogance.
To his contemporaries, the signal example of Shelley's moral arrogance was his treatment of his first wife.
Most sharply, Rosovsky remembered his aloofness with Germans and "the moral arrogance in my behavior," a form of hubris among victors that Sollors examines in his book.
And as in Dickens, the brutality and dogmatic moral arrogance of Jane's righteous oppressors at the Lowood school have a political dimension, one compounded by Brontë's clearsighted feminism.
This, in turn, elicited a furious response from the German leader of the Conservative bloc, who accused us of moral arrogance.
The moral hypocrisy and arrogance is breathtaking and disgraceful.
For the reasoning behind a military‐based Pax Ameri cana, apart from its moral ruthlessness and arrogance, suffers from two basic flaws: first, obsolete assumptions on the nature of military power; second, false estimates of the economic conse quences of military priorities.
China came to the conference with attitudes and strategies not to antagonize anyone or to show any moral and intellectual arrogance, which generally is associated with any revolutionary socialism and its superiority complex.
Or is he falsely endowed with moral superiority and arrogance?
THE story of the downfall of Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) in Japan contains many morals: the hubristic arrogance of a Wall Street investment bank, the routine deceits practised by Japanese businessmen, and the complicity of Japan's financial regulators, to name but three.
