Sentence examples for standing arrogant from inspiring English sources

When his commanding officer asks him to look over a rise to see what's happening to Custer, who was surrounded, this is what he observes: "Custer was in the middle, standing, arrogant to the end, aiming and firing his long-barreled pistol deliberately.

Uganda's government declares itself to be standing up against the arrogant imposition of "Western values".

The court has done an important public service today in standing up to an arrogant and high-handed government and a secretary of state who is trying to close A&Es across London in the middle of the worst A&E crisis in living memory".

But I never did anything about it, and the two arrogant towers remained standing.

I'm just the arrogant American in a suit standing up in front of you.

Is he standing up for his rights, or merely assuming an arrogant position that places him outside history?

That means that you may think you are standing firm in the faith, but you need to not get too arrogant.

Many Britons express unease over standing alone at America's side, feeling that the United States is too powerful, too arrogant, and too insensitive.

Mr Big is arrogant, egocentric and apparently unable to see a good thing when she is standing in front of him in four-inch heels.

Bruce Cumings, an historian, wonders what Mr Kim can be thinking, "standing there in his pear-shaped polyester pantsuit, pointy-toed elevator shoes, oversize sunglasses of malevolent tint, an arrogant curl to his feminine lip…and a perpetual bad-hair day?

There's a difference between standing up for yourself and lashing out at Simon and most people just do the latter and seem arrogant by defying Simon when most of the viewers think he's right.