All you see is the arrogance of power, in the true sense.

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"It is our scream to the government, to stop behaving as it is now, which is with complete indifference and what I call the arrogance of power, " he says in Czech.

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It's just an absolute arrogance of power.

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He later said Donald Trump, who gave evidence to the committee last month, was the "tremendous personification of arrogance and ignorance together on wind power".

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The tragic hero, having gained great power, would get greedy (koros), grow over-confident to the point of overwhelming arrogance bordering on moral blindness (hubris), go mad with power (ate), and then get brought low (nemesis).

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The cause of the attack was not jealousy of American power and wealth but a deep resentment of what is perceived as American bullying and arrogance in international affairs.

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"I think he has a Napoleonic concept of himself and his company, an arrogance that derives from power and unalloyed success, with no leavening hard experience, no reverses, " Jackson was quoted as saying this month in The New Yorker magazine.

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" Jews, he claimed, "enjoy good press because they have powerful financial means behind them, enormous power and the unconditional backing of the United States, and this favors a certain arrogance that I find unbearable.

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Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim's three-party alliance hopes widespread grievances over how the National Front has struggled with accusations of arrogance, abuse of public funds and racial discrimination will translate into a surge of votes to propel the opposition into power.

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