Sentence examples for somewhat arrogant from inspiring English sources

"He is somewhat arrogant about it.

They are somewhat arrogant and confident.

Kidd was the dominant skier on the U.S. team and, in the manner of champions, was somewhat arrogant and aloof.

Later, Feinstein would tell CNN that she felt Cruz was being "somewhat arrogant," which seemed like an understatement.

In Joseph Dorman's 1997 documentary, "Arguing the World," Mr. Abel emerges as a mocking and somewhat arrogant figure.

Don't be fooled into thinking that he has been forgiven for being a successful, proud and somewhat arrogant black Italian.

This case shows that, although the clinical officer is very observant, noticing a cough, the mother is spoken to in a somewhat patronising and arrogant manner.

"I think the intelligence community has become an arrogant and somewhat incompetent bureaucracy," Representative Dana Rohrabacher, Republican of California, said.

Yes, he might seem bored, a little arrogant and somewhat over-convinced of his own superiority, but beneath that languid façade beat a passionate heart.

"Daydream Believers" portrays Mike as arrogant but somewhat innocent in his belief that the Monkees can transcend the marketing forces that made them.

It's arrogant, manipulative, and somewhat ridiculous to think that we have the power to manage other people's emotions.