hubris 的定义
- excessive pride or self-confidence; arrogance.
hubris 近义词
arrogance
更多hubris例句
- He sees that apathy and hubris activated Flint’s public health crisis in 2014 and fuel it to this day.
- It takes a lot of hubris to risk your solvency on the assumption rates stay unusually low forever.
- In an agency long known for its competence, hubris became the nemesis that could not be overcome.
- I maintained that hubris until October of 2017, when my daughter was born.
- Heading off hubris was one of the commission’s main concerns, Lifton said.
- He won re-election twice as governor of New York, and had the hubris to run for a fourth term before being defeated in 1994.
- What were his weaknesses as a military commander: was it hubris?
- The hubris of that position did so much to create and compound these problems.
- Can Clinton help find the elusive middle ground in American foreign policy between the hubris of Bush and the reluctance of Obama?
- Downes disparages this as hubris, “man too big for his boots.”
- Or was even as noble a mind as his not proof against the overweening hubris to which a despotic genius has so often succumbed?
- Every year He waxes too strong and commits "Hubris," and such sin has its proper punishment.
- Each Year arrives, waxes great, commits the sin of Hubris, and then is slain.
- Her hubris was in part, at all events, the result of ignorance.