-
their own
superiority the greater. In the Septuagint, the "hubris is
overweening pride,
superciliousness or arrogance,
often resulting in
fatal retribution...
- pp. 499–500; Glatthaar, p. 287; Fuller, p. 198,
states that Lee's "
overweening confidence in the
superiority of his
soldiers over his
enemy possessed...
- also
detected in
Oppenheimer something that many
others did not, an "
overweening ambition",
which Groves reckoned would supply the
drive necessary to...
-
Holocaust denier,
describing him as a "dupe of
intellectual pride so
overweening that he is
incapable of
making distinctions between totalitarian and...
- website's
critics consensus reads, "Treating the franchise's past with an
overweening reverence while padding out its new cast with
cloying sidekicks, this...
- extravagance". A film
critic for the Los
Angeles Times wrote that "Cameron's
overweening pride has come
close to
capsizing this project" and that the film was...
-
margin notes that
appeared to
suggest the
legitimacy of
resistance to
overweening rulers, and
there was the
frequent use of the
language of
tyrant (a word...
- Guide"
column for The
Village Voice also felt the
album was
overdone ("
overweening", "histrionic overload", "semi-classical ponderousness"), but that it...
- his
Hebrew subjects, one
rooted in a
perception that they
possessed an
overweening influence in Germany, was so
strong that it
could not be overcome". Cecil...
- and society, in
bringing to the
country a
permanent garrison state, an
overweening military–industrial complex, a
permanent system of conscription. It was...
