Driven
by the hubris of scientists like Michael Mann whose careers are totally invested in the «dire predictions» of rising CO2, the normal scientific process of challenging a hypothesis was framed as an «attack on science».
No wonder they keep being blindsided
by hubris.
The construction of the exotic is based on a misconception; on a problem of perception caused
by hubris.
He tempted fate
by hubris.
«I think ultimately the speaker was brought down
by hubris, by illegal action, by lapse of judgement, and whenever that happened, it at least happened.»
By militarizing the PDP, he drove away almost all the decent elements, leaving behind only the mere chaff and yes (wo) men, nevertheless crippled
by hubris!
For all the cheers during and after David Cameron's bravura last PMQs the painful truth is that he was destroyed
by hubris.
IBB, seized
by the hubris of his military power and glory in 1989, decreed the old «new breed».
But Eastwood and those who applauded him were driven
by hubris, not humility.
When a civilization is destroyed
by hubris, those who are left behind are forced to rebuild society, this time learning from our past mistakes.
Wharton Business School professor Ethan Mollick co-authored a paper on female entrepreneurship claiming that women are defined by humility, and men
by hubris.
Not exact matches
Branson, we are told, is driven
by profit and
hubris.
It was doomed
by Holmes»
hubris — the belief that she could do anything and would never need a backup plan.
And you can do that, not with
hubris or brash posturing, she continues, but
by logging the hours and doing the work.
In a press release, Tesla Motors said that its delivery count for the first quarter of the year was affected
by severe shortages from suppliers for Model X parts, spurred
by the company's own
hubris.
The company frankly admitted that the shortages were caused
by its own
hubris, with Tesla putting too much new technology into the first version of the Model X.
What they do not realize is that
by fighting against government power to check financial
hubris, they are paving the road for centralized financial planning
by Wall Street.
In a recent WSJ article, Jason Zweig brilliantly summarizes the unbearable hype and
hubris exhibited
by some self - titled «quants»:
and
by the way, Obama has pontificated more than any other President in my lifetime so if you are going to preach about
hubris in policiticians take a look at your current President!
Another very human flaw revealed
by Jesus was a character flaw, vindictive
hubris.
Xianity is a syndrome caused
by dualistic delusions and epistemological
hubris.
For Reid and those of his persuasion, George Bush's suggestion that a precipitous American withdrawal from Iraq would lead to bloodbaths similar to those in postwar Vietnam and Cambodia is blasphemy
by a political heretic and usurper against the canonical account of America's Vietnam and its revelation of the perils of American
hubris.
The awful moral choice forced on Senator Kerrey is a commonplace aspect of war, not understood at all
by professors and editorial writers who imagine, with obscene
hubris, that they could avoid the guilt feelings associated with combat.
In the second scene he had announced his refusal «to live under the eye of eternity» But
by the film's end he has overcome the
hubris of that technique for coping:
In Kagan's account, Niebuhr's distinctive warnings about the temptations of human power are absent» as are his concerns about the perils of
hubris and overreaching
by those who are overly confident of the efficacy of power and justice in the world.
Unlike Samuel Beckett or Jorge Luis Borges, who provide a modernist critique of dialectical
hubris by parodying the infinite regress of its logic while never going beyond that logic themselves, Solzhenitsyn claims to have learned how to move beyond the absurdities born of an unbridled rationalism, since he, and the rest of his fellow zeks (prisoners), have suffered dialectic's most extreme miscalculation.
Conservative Protestant theology — especially those elements influenced
by fundamentalism — is seen as suffering a kind of
hubris with regard to truth - claims.
Hubris, mendacity and social hypocrisy in the service of irresponsible institutional power are the character of its contents
by which this is accomplished.
I just haven't seen scientific proof either way, so I try to get rid of the
hubris by saying that I simply don't know if there is a god (s) or not.
A brief list includes his calculated stealing of his college roommate's girlfriend (his eventual wife, Macel); an investigation into his enterprises
by the Securities and Exchange Commission in the 1970s; the founding (and eventual disbanding) of the Moral Majority and the
hubris such a title implied; his suing of pornographer Larry Flynt; his somewhat hostile takeover of Jim and Tammy Bakker's PTL enterprises at the height of the televangelism scandals; his visible support for «The Clinton Chronicles,» an irresponsible, rumor - mongering pseudo-documentary; and his attack on Tinky - Winky the Teletubby as a closet homosexual.
The sixties generation's inordinate self - regard; their demand to be given, without striving for it, all the goodies their society had to offer, including, of course, easy sex; their recourse to the instant and unearned sense of power and comfort supplied
by drugs; their refusal to serve their country; their general ingratitude, expressed most of all in their declared intention to lead lives in no respect like those of their forebears — all these were translations of the
hubris that, partly unconsciously but entirely influentially, constituted the basic underpinning of their upbringing.
The
hubris displayed
by amateur atheists, those completely ignorant of Christian faith, is astonishing.
It is a process that has involved various levels of human invention, expressing itself mainly in the development of technology and various other fields of human knowledge and endeavor, and I should add emphatically the various stages of human
hubris that has expressed itself in the oppression and conquest of peoples
by other peoples.
But in very substantial degree, the dismantling of the social - welfare system undertaken
by the Reagan administration with the blessing of fundamentalist preachers and their followers reflects the atrophy of the ethical conscience and the growth of self - centeredness, the
hubris of the successful and their scorn for those less adept at «making it.»
It will lose not because of our
hubris, not because we refuse to acknowledge limits or that mistakes may occur, but because
by itself the argument is self - defeating.
By avoiding the claim that RGTs «play God» by «usurping God's prerogatives,» Christian debaters can caution against the hubris unleashed by some RGTs as a way of «caring for the creation drawn from God.&raqu
By avoiding the claim that RGTs «play God»
by «usurping God's prerogatives,» Christian debaters can caution against the hubris unleashed by some RGTs as a way of «caring for the creation drawn from God.&raqu
by «usurping God's prerogatives,» Christian debaters can caution against the
hubris unleashed
by some RGTs as a way of «caring for the creation drawn from God.&raqu
by some RGTs as a way of «caring for the creation drawn from God.»
By advancing and acting upon his understanding of the power of courts, says Bork, «Barak surely establishes a worldrecord for judicial
hubris.»
In my 50 years I have never witnessed such a significant decline of someone so closely, of someone so famous and competent:
by their own
hubris and the cowardice of the those around them (the board) in fulfilling their responsibilities.
And add to this that, when Cameron goes on the attack, it helps to reinforce the negative qualities that are now increasingly being associated with him
by the media, and in the public consciousness - coldness, arrogance, tendency to
hubris.
If they see customs delays on the horizon they'll be forced to move to mainland Europe
by a combination of UK
hubris and their own established manufacturing methods.
We need a leader with a vision, not someone whose sole aim is to manage things a bit better, or is driven
by his own
hubris, vanity and lust for power and status.
conclusion:
Hubris was recognized
by the ancient Greeks as an overestimation of one's own competence, accomplishments or capabilities, especially when the person exhibiting it is in a position of power.
A highly visible proponent of innovative policing since his early 30s, the Boston native has been tripped up twice
by his own
hubris — but he rebounded the first time to oversee historic crime declines in 1990s New York, then followed up with similar success in Los Angeles.
-- CU backed Gustavo Rivera over Senate Majority Leader Pedro Espada Jr., saying the Bronx lawmaker has «has become a symbol for
hubris, corruption and wrongdoing in the state legislature due to ongoing investigations
by the attorney general and federal authorities and his leadership in bringing Senate business to a month - long halt last summer.»
Hubris ruled, and the belief that heads of companies would always look after the long - term prospects of firms and not be blinded
by the rhetoric of being untouchable was flawed.
It's a personal thing, done
by immature
hubris - soaked power people.In the NY CD 26th district, where a special election was held on May 24th, and won
by a Dem.
In the end, nothing changed, as Spitzer was steamrolled
by his own
hubris, to the delight of Albany's entrenched powers - that - be — before vanishing into his personal septic tank of a sex scandal.
But
by far the bulk of the scientific literature hand - wrings, ponders, and philosophizes about the most familiar form of the Frankenstein myth, which Shelley flicked at in her «Modern Prometheus» subtitle: the idea that mad scientists playing God the creator will cause the entire human species to suffer eternal punishment for their trespasses and
hubris.
By contrast, Scott was consumed with
hubris, which is what killed him in the end.
I couldn't condense my reaction to one word, and I can't publish the two words I shouted upon hearing this, but I'm amazed
by Apple's
hubris.