Prejudices and arrogant assurance accounted for.
"The Shirley Letters from California Mines in 1851-52" by Louise Amelia Knapp Smith Clappe
Then he became in turn boastful, arrogant, argumentative, thick of speech, finally, and slow of comprehension, but obstinate always.
"The Fighting Shepherdess" by Caroline Lockhart
His arrogance was at once reinforced and assuaged.
"The History of Sir Richard Calmady" by Lucas Malet
He had dignity that was not arrogance.
"Talents, Incorporated" by William Fitzgerald Jenkins
In moments of fancy I often think a salesman is more truly a creative artist than many of those who arrogate the title to themselves.
"Greener Than You Think" by Ward Moore
He became constable of France, the highest officer in the realm, and surpassed all the old nobility in arrogance and cupidity.
"A Modern History, From the Time of Luther to the Fall of Napoleon" by John Lord
He was not enough of a sportsman to take the consequences of his arrogance in good spirit.
"The Snowshoe Trail" by Edison Marshall
They overlooked the pride of the Fox Runners, their cupidity and their vaunting arrogance.
"The heart of happy hollow" by Paul Laurence Dunbar
Oxford's arrogance had provoked Sir Philip Sidney.
"Sir Walter Ralegh" by William Stebbing
He had also been as arrogant as the Devil himself.
"The Penal Cluster" by Ivar Jorgensen (AKA Randall Garrett)
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While scornfully laugh'd many an arrogant lord, off against us
encamp'd,
Quite within hearing, feasting, klinking wine-glasses together over
their victory.
"The Centerarian's Story" by Walt Whitman
And if this should be arrogance, so let me
arrogant be to justify my prayer
that stands so serious and so alone
before your forehead, circled by the clouds.
"Dedication" by Rainer Maria Rilke
My friends you see haue thought it not amisse,
To praise my booke, yet you besides all this,
Looke that it should commend it selfe: now fie,
That were an arrogant immodestie.
"Author Ad Lectorem" by John Heath
The bars that hinder his advance
And half obscure the goal,
The stubborn bond of circumstance
That irritates his soul,
The countershafts of arrogance,
All yield to her control.
"Woman's Help" by Hattie Howard
See Ayesha's bold son now with arrogance plead,
To obtain for his parent the pardon of love!
The damsel, indignant, abhors the base deed,
Still demanding her ruby, all diamonds above.
"The Baya: Or The Indian Bird" by William Hayley
Who'll come to help? Right here, at present, now!
Because the patient's weak, has lost his hold.
But, like the call of birds, my shouting fades
in emptiness: the world is arrogant and cold.
"Denunciation" by Marie Under
NFL deserves penalty for arrogance .
Arrogance + Ferrari = Goin' To Jail.
This video shows the arrogance and stupidity of a Ferrai owner.
When Washington considers waivers, arrogance is palpable.
Twitter's arrogance threatens us all.
Price for Penn State's arrogance was steep, and others should take notice.
When Arrogance Sets the Rules.
' Arrogance ' Contributed to Facebook IPO Flop.
Breathtaking arrogance was demonstrated by Environmental Protection Agency officials last week during a congressional hearing on one of the agency's most outrageous abuses of power.
As a result, our leaders - especially Mayor Euille and Vice Mayor Donley — have become increasingly arrogant in both their actions and speech when citizens challenge their unpopular decisions.
Indeed, this arrogance has spread to key city employees such as City Attorney Jim Banks and Planning Director Faroll Hamer.
Breathtaking arrogance was demonstrated by Environmental Protection Agency officials last week during a congressional hearing on what we would consider an abuse of power by the agency.
It demonstrates either complete arrogance or complete ignorance that this could have happened.
It is apparent that our arrogant president has absolutely no serious interest in stopping the United States from going off the fiscal cliff.
LONDON – He was a poster boy for corporate arrogance, telling Parliament last year that the time for bankers to apologize had passed.
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Dembski’s arrogant remark that I and other critics of his work lack qualification to judge his paper does not sound convincing given his own insufficient familiarity with the literature in the field where he is supposed to offer important new results. Here starts my review of Bennett’s paper.
Defining Complexity: A Commentary to a paper by Charles H. Bennett
Being deeply concerned by the evident and arrogant injustice of this politics, I want to express, as a mathematician, my opposition to this choice, together with my solidariety to all those who are fighting every day to make the science survive, even in these hard times, for the present and future generations.
The R-matrix for (twisted) affine quantum algebras
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