Sentences with phrase «hubris here»

Yet there was no sense of hubris here.

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Seems everyone has an opinion about what it is that makes Silicon Valley generate so much value and so many crazy start - ups, but I think a lot of those easy explanations are full of hubris and miss the real magic of what is happening here.

There indeed may be some hubris at work here.

Obviously, hubris is a constant danger here.

«America,» the editorial continued, «is not and, please God, will never become Nazi Germany, but it is only blind hubris that denies it can happen here and, in peculiarly American ways, may be happening here.»

But here we're back to B — hubris and shortsightedness.

Here is the pride of ignorance, ignorance in all its glory and all its hubris, ignorance doing what it does best: behaving like an idiot and revelling in its role.

Hate to penetrate the hubris with data, but here are two facts from a mother of four and a Long Island high school graduate.

And, with a bit of California hubris, the rest of the country pays attention to what happens here.

Here's the thing, even with all of that prowess, the GT - R demonstrates nothing in the way of hubris.

Maybe Apple customers» product loyalty is so great that they can pull it off, but it says here that Apple hubris has just opened the door for the Kindle Fire and other Android - based tablets to take a majority market share in the tablet market by the time the 2013 holiday buying season is under way.

(Sandra interrupts quickly here to note that she obviously decided to embrace her own sheer hubris.)

There is surely a jaded brand of cynicism at play here, surprising in an artist as young as Singer, but even more, these gestures indicate a critical self - awareness that is a much - needed antidote to the powers and hubris of an inflated art market and a faith in seemingly bigger, better art spectacles.

So here we are, 12 months later, and it seems that the gods did not punish my hubris.

In what is becoming a continuing series, here is an article by economist Don Boudreaux on how economists are fooled into hubris by their computer models.

Meanwhile back here on planet earth there are constant reminders about indulging in such human hubris - http://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/snow-cresting-like-waves-as-davis-research-station-cops-record-blizz-days/ar-AAqIH7F

(There's a whiff of hubris about this, it seems to me; but then I prefer that to an alternative such as «An Act to Improve the Mornings of the Ordinary People of this Province Thanks to the Beneficent Leadership of the Current Government,» a tendentious style that seems to have caught on here in the last decade or so.)

Here, some toxic combination of hubris and ignorance led to real consequences for the families of the shooting victims and for the defendants that didn't get the fair trial they deserved.