Meanings of haughty insolence in English

Never shall I forget the haughty insolence of this priest.

His tone changed, and he spoke with haughty insolence.

I asked, with the same haughty insolence.

Nothing could have been more conspicuous than the haughty insolence of the spendthrift baronet as he saluted his wealthy cousin.

He treats with haughty insolence the Pope himself, and sends an ambassador to his court on purpose to insult him.

The charming heedlessness of youth disguised the haughty insolence of the words, which drew the attention of every one present to the new-comer.

Culver, who in ordinary circumstances might have refused this request with haughty insolence, responded to the summons rather sooner than McCoppet had expected.

His hair flowed about his shoulders, his eyes sparkled with untamed fierceness, and his brow was marked with the haughty insolence of pride.

"And now I give it to you," said she, with haughty insolence.

"You were not called," he said, with the haughty insolence of a Mexican noble to a servant-"Depart.