Significats de own arrogance en anglès

But don't think you'll escape justice by dying by your own arrogance.

But the machine was dazzled with its own arrogance.

And her own arrogance had led her to it.

So what I assumed was a design flaw was just my own arrogance.)

All because of me, because of my own arrogance and stupidity, my lies and oath-breaking.

Her own arrogance drove her from the throne before it had grown warm from her sitting.

That I'd conceived a passion for him out of my own arrogance was something far more plausible.

Carpathians marched around in a cloud of their own arrogance, condescending as much to the newborn as the warm.

A combination of his own arrogance and the frustrations of attempting to negotiate with the Palestinian President, Mr Yasser Arafat.

And its concerns with truth and facades lends to some speechifying on James' part, which only further highlights his own arrogance.

I cursed my own arrogance and felt seriously stupid for going so far as to offer the deputy's job to Phoebe.

And there were always other dopers who could take the heat -whose own arrogance could be relied on to deflect revulsion.

In his mind, with bitterest irony, he remembered his own arrogance of the moments before: an equal to Maugrim, he had thought himself.

He knew he had passed sentence of death upon himself, knew he had been led to sin by his own arrogance of soul.

This turn of things, so contrary to what might naturally have been expected, the Romans brought upon themselves by their own arrogance and shortsightedness.

For all their vaunted discipline and training, their superior arms and armour, the Romans were bested, defeated by their own arrogance and their own weakness.