Sentence examples for their haughtiness from inspiring English sources

After the financial crisis, nothing was more surprising than the speed with which the banks regained their self-confidence and their influence, not to mention their haughtiness.

In the long months of negotiations over the government, some of Mr. Sadr's rivals complained of his delegates' rollicking arrogance about their power, a haughtiness echoed in the streets on Thursday.

Not that we're rude, like the Parisians with their theatrical and frankly risible haughtiness; nor do we have New Yorkers' shouty impatience.

At the same time, the filmmakers verge on haughtiness themselves in their stern refusal to allow the slightest trace of joy or spontaneity to creep into the music or Bach's busy life.

According to Gabler, the populace no longer needs the critical gunslinger to come riding in on his high horse, because the people are no longer defenseless: they now have the weapons (of social media) with which to defend themselves — and, as a result, the people no longer have to put up with the haughtiness (and the quest for thanks) of their presumptive defenders.

Their owners and top management are all too often defined by haughtiness, greed and entitlement.

"Her haughtiness got to me".

Ms. Winslet displays no such haughtiness.

"I'm going to try haughtiness.

My parents laughed at my haughtiness.

Others dislike his thin-skinned haughtiness and infuriating evasiveness.