Sentence examples similar to time hubris from inspiring English sources

First designed in 2003, for the Saudi and Kuwaiti-backed group Arab Investments, it was the ultimate symbol of boom-time hubris.

After the victory over Ireland Woodward compared Tindall to Brian O'Driscoll, and if it was the one time when hubris threatened to get the better of the England coach there is no doubting the Bath player's value to the side.

The American company that produced the world's first genetically modified crop has admitted for the first time that its "hubris" in promoting the technology contributed to a consumer backlash against genetically modified food.

But next time, hold the hubris.

At times the innocent hubris of helping professionals really gets to me.

"At the time it was just hubris.

"The greatest danger at a time like this is hubris," he said.

Yet this post-victory exultation is a traditional time of peril when hubris beckons governments to go too far.

The collection ("Maps in Our Lives") offered a shifting visual compendium of the ways in which we navigate and survey our world — a time line of human hubris and ingenuity.

Here's a bit of unsolicited advice for Apple: I get that changing the world is sort of your thing, but maybe go easy on the hubris next time.

Pamela Davis and Gina Vininetto of St . PetersburgTimes called the song "hubris- filled" and said that it was full of Jackson's "freaky messiah-savior complex".