Sentence examples for particularly arrogant from inspiring English sources

It seems a stretch to interpret his calm indifference as a particularly arrogant strain of piety.

The Secret Garden is about a particularly arrogant and unpleasant girl called Mary Lennox.

At one point, one of Mr. Moyers's experts, speaking of a particularly arrogant industry memo, says, "It tells me that the industry never expected that it would be held accountable to the public".

I played along with some, ignored others out of spite (especially the dudes who were particularly arrogant on their profiles), and ultimately discovered that a little mystery and a dose of attitude goes a long way.

In LA it was particularly arrogant Bratton who, after leaving the LAPD, went to work in the private sector with Michael Cherkasky, the man who had just been the independent monitor over the his LAPD as it was under a federal consent decree.

To the Editor: Regarding "No Fan of France" (Letters on Travel, Nov. 7), I have long been tired of the whining of American tourists about the "arrogant" French, particularly Parisians.

Earlier this year, I heard one of his colleagues describe a well-known but particularly shy scientist as extremely arrogant.

The Laughing Cavalier, with his arrogant swagger, never particularly enjoyed looking over at the more downbeat and severe Lady with a Fan every day, joked Christoph Vogtherr, and the feeling was probably mutual.

But unlike the Graceland recluse, Davis was rescued from his downward spiral by the determined efforts of friends and family, and he returned to playing and to further controversial alliances with pop stars such as Prince before his final decline and death.Mr Carr sees his subject as a heroic, Promethean figure, but Davis can also seem arrogant and abusive, particularly where women were concerned.

As we slowly flooded out, I realised that contrary to how I thought they might have been, the fans weren't particularly sad, ecstatic, angry or arrogant about the outcome of the game.

Particularly in northern Myanmar, the often arrogant and sometimes brutal behaviour of Chinese companies in the end alienated even the government.