Sentences with phrase «arrogance in»

I think that the arrogance in not acknowledging what had gone down in the first panel until the community protested outside Channel Seven is an issue.

It's a good thing for the ladies to remember that arrogance in a mild form can be attractive in a weird sort of way, but it is definitely not husband material.

By: Alice Woolley PDF Version: The Problem of Judicial Arrogance In her remarkable new book Life Sentence (Doubleday Canada, 2016), Christie Blatchford describes the Canadian judiciary as «unelected, unaccountable, entitled, expensive to maintain and remarkably smug» (at pp. 33 - 34).

The very forces which seem intent on silencing any opposition to their current views only show their arrogance in trying to force others to adopt those views and deny the very rights they claim for themselves.

This seems to be the crux of AxelD's argument: that there is this arrogance in how the data is presented that is interfering with the message.

Of course, I may be reading my own opinion into this, but I think he's referring to the fact that some climate scientists and environmental advocates sound like priests worshipping mother nature and bemoaning our sinfulness and arrogance in the face of nature for which we need to atone.

I think this is human nature in some cases, personal arrogance in others, and unfortunate in every case.

The superior red teamer pokes arrogance in the eye.

Instead, what we do in Canada, and in Alberta, is adopt a position of extreme arrogance in arguing that «we will find a made in Canada / made in Alberta solution».

If a goal of realclimate is to inform laypeople of issues in climate science, then arrogance in this forum will only appeal to its most unquestioning adherents while driving away those who prefer to keep an open mind about a complex and dynamic field.

I find a strong hint of arrogance in this.

LAWRENCE WEINER — Don't misunderstand me, but there is an arrogance in it that I find interesting.

Gary of View from the Wing titled his blog post to announce the changes, «Delta's Astonishing Arrogance in Jacking Up Lounge Access Prices.»

I find it rather condemning that you would call me «too vaudeville» for this position as it appears to me you are a «blogger» with a tendancy for arrogance in your writings.

I totally agree with you that there is a substantial amount of arrogance in the assumption you can do better than the 20 - 30 % CAGR that these screens have historically offered.

My conclusion: love beats arrogance in the long run.

There is something about the writing / publishing world that creates an extreme arrogance in some people (note: only some people).

He would sometimes call her at home and, hearing her toddlers asking for her attention, bark at her to tell them to wait; she's quick to put his arrogance in check at times like this.

There is Bennett's «savagely Swiftian indignation against stupidity, Philistinism and arrogance in public places [which offers] a passionate argument for the civilizing power of art» (The London Times).

Strangely I was raised with the notion that I can, in fact, do anything (which contributes to my borderline arrogance in terms of my ability to do anything).

When this whole event - race started there was a noticeable arrogance in the attitude of the publishers who were presenters.

SYNOPSIS: Based on the Leopold and Leob murders, Blood Brothers closely follows the fictional relationship these psychopathic men have with those that encounter them, exploring their obsessions, vanity and arrogance in their pursuit for performing the «perfect murder -LSB-...]

The absence of the slaves in this film reveals the consequences of racial and cultural arrogance in the South, and how they don't know who they are or what to do with themselves if they can't feel superior to someone.

You most certainly should avoid dating a guy whenever you sense a bit of arrogance in his talks.

He is using TMS to disrupt deliberate self - deprecation — the type of unctuous, ingratiating behavior that seems humble but is actually arrogance in disguise.

As an astronomer who has been involved in topics relating to the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) for 30 years, and as a former member of SETI advisory panels, I feel there is an arrogance in the transmission of these messages by small groups who have claimed the right to shout on behalf of Earth without consulting anybody else.

Impressive as the government's new surveillance techniques are, they are sometimes matched by a disconcerting arrogance in using them.

Now we note a real arrogance in their statements about climate change, they are right and anyone who opposes their way of thinking is wrong.

Len McCluskey, Unite general secretary, said: «If this bonus story is accurate Bob Diamond and his chums in the City again make blatantly clear their arrogance in awarding themselves bumper bonuses.

The SNP have criticised Cameron's arrogance in the TV debate debacle and censured Labour whenever one of their people hints at a Labour - Conservative coalition.

David Cameron today attempted to exploit this angle by accusing the prime minister of arrogance in his refusal to hold a referendum.

But Alan Bittles, adjunct professor at the centre for comparative genomics at Murdoch University and fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, responded: «There's a level of arrogance in comparing a smoking campaign with interfering in people's intimate relationships.»

The Prime Minister's former spin doctor also accused the pair of top aides of «damaging» aggression and arrogance in an article describing her painful» ten months working at Downing Street.

However, the Gunners shown drastic signs of complacency and arrogance in their last outing in the league when they drew 2 - 2 with Everton at The Emirates.

Arsenal fans must remember how arrogance in the market got us to this point.

And I believe this because he has bought players that add depth to his squad, he has created competition for places, he has instilled not just a semblance of his arrogance in his players but also a sense of fear.

He has to pay the price for his arrogance in not buying an outfield player in the summer.

Despite being an interloper whose full - time occupation is driving a McLaren - Honda Formula One car, Alonso never showed an ounce of arrogance in the days he spent at Indianapolis.

you are a joke well i do nt really make fun of man u or man city i just do nt like chelsea nothing more nothing less, the arrogance in your comment is ridiculous

Basically Wenger arrogance in not getting rid of him has come back to bite him because no team in their right mind would give him the wages he's on or even want him in their team.

First of all, I think there's a certain arrogance in the team.

There is a fair amount of arrogance in only designating American beers as «craft.»

Whether it was foolhardiness or simple arrogance in my abilities to pull it off, I decided to make a recipe I saw in the Jamie Oliver Magazine for a chocolate Buche De Noel that looked delicious.

Your arrogance in assuming you know anything about my life is astounding.

interesting thoughts randy... i think we all live with faith and belief in something, even if one believes in nothing... there can be an arrogance in the christian claim to know the truth and an equal arrogance in the atheist claim to know the truth.

Religion is just arrogance in hyper - drive... «not only are we better than the animals, we are better than those other humans over there».

Ethically, existentialism seems to foster arrogance in relation to the rest of nature.

The communal movement of the past ten years has contained much cultural arrogance in its assumption that the small intentional community, withdrawn from the larger society, is the only worthy form of common life.

Your blind arrogance in believing that the only real answer is one which agrees with YOUR view is really cute.

There is no arrogance in admitting you are a sinner and you are a bad person in need of redemption.