arrogance

When he smiles, some hail him as a symbol of hope; others accuse him of arrogance.

"Too many modern designs had been 'ego-driven' and the architectural arrogance was off the scale," he said.

Lynching’s grotesque aim is only partly punishment, the arrogance of judgment not determined by a court of law against a claimed transgressor.

If 30 years from now my grandchildren look back and wonder what happened, I hope they understand this much: Our hubris and arrogance were indicative of our ignorance and stupidity.

He said Larson was fired not for flagging concerns, but because of “misconduct, arrogance, communication style problems, and performance problems.”