Sentence examples for air of arrogance from inspiring English sources

The Knicks arrived with an air of arrogance that did not wear very well.

Cartoon fiction, with no captions, depicting the rooster in various roles, with an air of arrogance in each one.

This bathetic pro-union gimmick couples that air of arrogance with a real sense of the absurd.

I think he tried to say last night that what he was talking about -- that there was an air of arrogance.

Mr. Stetler recalled that Reginald J. Holzer, another former judge on trial for bribery, "came in and out every day with what many people would describe as an air of arrogance".

At the university hospital where he works, the doctor's kindness to his patients coexists with a peevish, shut-down air of arrogance, the native entitlement of a big-shot doctor of his era.

Ms. Weaver is expert in melding airs of arrogance and apology, while Ms. Nielsen touchingly signals the fear in her signature wild-eyed persona.

Obama, in his Cairo speech and throughout his first year in office, has rightly felt the need to cleanse the air of the arrogance and the folly of his predecessor.

And, while it was never clear to me why Boyle was played by a woman in the shape of Amanda Hadingue, Hobbes is skillfully impersonated by Stephen Boxer, with the right air of cocksure arrogance.

Tobias Menzies also brings exactly the right air of insouciant arrogance to both an imperial adventurer and a manipulative modern husband, and Bo Poraj stresses the hidden links between a colonised Victorian spouse and a domesticated gay gardener.

Up close, he's a surprisingly soft-spoken professorial type with the expected air of disheveled arrogance.