Sentence examples for particular arrogance from inspiring English sources

He did so by making New York's particular arrogance a key ingredient in every moment.

The scandal's diminution of his presidency was the price he and we paid for his particular arrogance.

In my view, it's an indictment of the attitude of the high-tech community in general toward government, but it's certainly an indictment of the particular attitude and arrogance of Microsoft.

Arrogance, in particular, may have caused myopia in areas he knows less well.

Through its own greed, incompetence and arrogance, this particular institution played a significant role in creating the credit crisis that helped send America into its worst recession in 70 years.

I had no real experience and no particular aptitude, but with the arrogance of youth, I'd still felt sure I'd get it.

That last comment, said with a smile, tells you less about sporting jingoism - or perceived English arrogance - than the special nature of this particular fixture, in this particular year.

There is no doubt that until the last quarter of the century, medicine in general, and surgery in particular, was rife with sexism, paternalism, arrogance and stubborn ignorance -- ignorance of both the biology of disease and the emotional needs of patients.

These include arrogance bred of dominance of a particular area mainframe computers at IBM, personal computers at Microsoft and internal fiefs that hamper swift change.

For years, Sims says Oracle in particular treated his company poorly and with much disdain and arrogance.

In addressing the particulars of taxidermy in "The Manikin" or fin de siècle Vienna in "Arrogance," she displayed an intellect far too scrupulous for the liberties taken here to be inadvertent.