Sentence examples for something arrogant from inspiring English sources
"It's something arrogant to put yourself on that podium.
"On the other hand, there is something arrogant when you buy a new Ferrari today".
The Guardian's Jonathan Jones said there was "something arrogant about Turrell's desire for people to be at their most exposed".
Bush did not, in his speech, entirely dispel the sense that there was something arrogant, or presumptuous, in his own pursuit of the Presidency.
And there is something arrogant about the notion that going it alone is more noble than collaborating and working within a community in order to improve it.
"Let me tell you something, you arrogant little snot," Meredith says.
Is there not something unattractively arrogant about English MPs trying to extend abortion "rights" to a community that has always rejected the idea?
Angola There was something unpleasantly arrogant about Angola from the start, almost as though they assumed a place in the quarter-final was theirs by right.
The science there is great, but the tone of voice is something else: hectoring arrogant mansplaining with sputtering outbursts of extraordinary viciousness.
Independent Editorial, September 16 "There was something almost majestically arrogant about the insistence of Sir Richard...that the intelligence his department provided to the government and the nation on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction was 'reliable'reliable
