How To Use Arrogantly In A Sentence
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A fitful breeze stirred the pale foliage over her head, now and then showering her with pink petals from the lingering blossoms; from beneath her rose the damp sweet fragrance of soft earth and green grass, nearby a meadow-lark sang plaintively; somewhere a robin called arrogantly to his mate in the nest; from the valley, stretching below the sloping orchard, a violet mist lifted.
Red-Robin
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Like my colleagues, I don't speak in jargoned riddles -- or, as he parodied in his "Restoring History" episode, arrogantly pontificate through pipe-smoke, an authoritative blue blazer unsuccessfully concealing my fey pink shirt.
Megan Doherty: My Walk With Glenn Beck, 21st Century Con Man
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She turned away from him arrogantly, gathering her thoughts for a moment.
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He stood up and gave a half-hearted shrug arrogantly.
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Jack sighed lustily, then shifted to move over her, one elbow planted on either side, his expression arrogantly commanding.
A Lady of Expectations
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The problem is, of course, that as networks become less neutral our virtual household turns into a public space where police, advertisers and just about anyone strolls in arrogantly and takes a peak.
AT&T and Other I.S.P.’s May Be Getting Ready to Filter - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com
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The pity is that it probably was up until after 2000 and a blatantly dishonest, arrogantly self-focused, irresponsible and unconscionable sociopath was elected president and we see what that cost us.
Political family names bring shame as well as fame
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Bajarangadala�s sandal mafia leader Mahendrakumar shouting arrogantly after completing dacoity to take stringent action on us without any investigation.
Some press releases of the CPI(Maoist) Karnataka State Committee
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How can he claim Christians’ view of the world should be connected to the observed real world, and yet arrogantly, scandalously dismiss everything from radiometric isochron dating to thermoluminescence to stellar distances to the complete absence of non-radiogenic nuclides with short half-lives to ice cores to varves to tree rings.
The Conscience of John Mark Reynolds Speaks... - The Panda's Thumb
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They spell out what their intentions are rather than arrogantly assuming everyone trusts their judgment implicitly.
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They were farouche, romantic characters riding arrogantly through the gardens on their massive elephants.
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More and more governments are having to step in and override these magistrates who arrogantly refuse to take note of public disquiet.
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The people running the Massachusetts Republican Party love to use social conservatives to do the grunt work on campaigns, but they arrogantly see themselves as above "dirtying" themselves with the principled issues that conservatives care about.
Right Wing Watch
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Ex falso sequitur quodlibet, from a false hypothesis anything can follow, likewise sums up your own m.o. all too well and all too frequently; whether subtly or more overtly and more arrogantly still; distorting what others say, then adding the pointed barb and the tacit, the barely unspoken “fuck-off”.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Our Own Randy Barnett Talks to Prof. Glenn Reynolds (InstaPundit) About Whether ObamaCare Is Constitutional
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Triple notes ring out arrogantly, like three big drops of water dripping loudly into a quiet pool, interspersed with delicate twitters so high - pitched I can barely pick them up.
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People can absorb anything if they are not deceived or treated arrogantly.
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I start arrogantly, once has been loved by your such depth.
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It made his great nose protrude more arrogantly.
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And then, as if nothing had happened, the stone cat turned and ambled away, its shoulders rolling arrogantly, its tail still flicking.
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His wife pressures him to arrogantly walk across a red carpet into the palace, offending the gods.
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Government 'arrogantly' failed to consult over detention centre, says Coalition THE Coalition has accused the government of "arrogantly" failing to consult with a South Australian community that will soon host hundreds of asylum-seekers.
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We also see the brutal foreman of mining company (backed up, no doubt, by Yanqui financing), arrogantly selecting the ill-paid crew of the day while brusquely warning the city boys off company property.
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I believe that behind all the truths which we can learn from a study of political science (such as the economic forces behind apparently ideologically motivated events, the structure of capitalist societies, etc., etc.) is something even deeper and more widespread, namely the arrogantly anthropocentric view of life which leads mankind to exploit Nature instead of respecting and harmonizing with Nature.
Address To The International Meeting Of Writers
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Islam does condemn in the strongest terms the beliefs and the practices of the polytheists and the idol worshippers, but it nowhere permits a Muslim to deal arrogantly or unjustly with them.
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in the old days she had been harsh and stiff; afraid of her husband and yet arrogantly proud that she had a husband strong and fierce enough to make her afraid
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I can't wait for him to set foot in parliament as a backbencher where he is going to be face to face with the people he always arrogantly insults.
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The council arrogantly believed ordinary staff would not respond to the strike call but they finally realised that we would not allow the council to derecognise our union.
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You are one of the leading conservative sloganeers who arrogantly claim a lock on the moral high ground while deriding those who dare to ‘deviate’ from your ‘norm.’
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The university employers' body also arrogantly dismissed the action, believing the boycott would fizzle out.
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If the present path is blocked, no-one should arrogantly presume to predict a certain way forward.
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They are able to get close to Caesar, who arrogantly refuses to consider the request.
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The Government arrogantly and impetuously forced postal voting on the region - against expert advice of the Electoral Commission - and is now reaping the ill wind of that misjudgement.
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He backed out arrogantly and without apology.
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A woman, her face displaying an enigmatic or even arrogantly impenetrable beauty, appears out of the gray Parisian night.
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She had planned a witty rejoinder but the sight of him standing in front of her, so arrogantly beautiful, stoked the fires of her temper.
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Arrogantly sure of themselves, carried away by a passion for facts, they covered with ridicule those — the seers, the poets, the childlike in heart — who, over and above the rational and knowable, caught glimpses of what was assumed to be unknowable; declaring, with a fierce and intolerant unimaginativeness, that the assertion which outstripped the evidence was not only a blunder, but a crime.
The Way Home
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They had, in short, arrogantly formed another Council of Boskone, which had no real power but which served to make their ambitions seem logical and real.
The Dragon Lensman
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Giving an after dinner speech to, of all things, a public school old boys' soccer club he was arrogantly indiscreet, revealing numerous confidential FA matters.
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She looked over to the window and saw a midnight crow sitting on the balcony, cawing arrogantly.
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As the door slammed, Nicole put her head down on the desk and cried, hearty, snuffly, snotty sobs, the anguish of someone who not only felt very lost, but who feared she was reaping what she had arrogantly and headstrongly sown.
Country of the Blind
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You led me to believe you enjoyed my company, then arrogantly spurned my proposal without even admiring the ring.
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In 2008, however, having exiled himself for a decade -- long enough for even hard-core politix watchers to forget how arrogantly and evilly he acts when he has power -- look for him at the Bisquick Pancake Presidential Primary Flip-off (I love whoever invented that name) in New Hampshire, grinningly jostling a frying pan, sandwiched between Giuliani and Rice.
Davis Sweet: Newt's "Insurgents"
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I judge most magazines pretty harshly, and arrogantly avoid those that fall short of what I consider mind-expanding reading.
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The sad reality of sucharrogantly depraved morons as Skelton is he and the multitude of DINOs that are mere tools of the global corporatists are amongthe hundreds from both parties whodon't even speak to Dennis Kucinich when they pass him in the halls!
"That really pisses me off down there, those assholes"
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Loneliness and sense of rejection schedules. develop from seeking and expecting meekly or rejecting This is why family members weren't in dilemma arrogantly due to our narrowness!
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In Britain, we'd see that as just being discreet, not making a fuss, not imposing yourself arrogantly on other people.
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So liberty does not necessarily mean that you do whatever you want arrogantly and contumeliously, but the premise to be "WITH NO HARM TO OTHERS".
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I was still young enough to believe - bewilderedly, arrogantly, passionately - that through sheer force of will, I could bend the world to my ambition.
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But then, arrogantly assuming that few will actually visit the original text, he goes right ahead and borrows heavily from his cited source.
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We taught in unstreamed groups (that is, the kids weren't divided into classes according to ability), so, I arrogantly felt, the results would be proof perfect of the greater effectiveness of modern teaching methods.
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They were farouche, romantic characters riding arrogantly through the gardens on their massive elephants.
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Archer does tend to strut around rather arrogantly, and on this occasion his behaviour was inappropriate.
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I rather arrogantly thought that I was not in jeopardy.
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There are some that detest them as a kind of sacrilege and count it the height of impiety to speak so irreverently of such hidden things, rather to be adored than explicated; to dispute of them with such profane and heathenish niceties; to define them so arrogantly and pollute the majesty of divinity with such pithless and sordid terms and opinions.
In Praise of Folly
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This is blundering on foreign soil in an alien culture which they fail to grasp and arrogantly underestimate and they will ultimately pay the price of their ignorance.
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He always grins at me arrogantly when I pass his house.
