hubristic

I know it's a bit late for a first swing at such an exercise, but I know I can knock this one out of the park; and also for the first time I am doing real, thorough research (ie, I'm actually reading it) and I do still have long-term hubristic goals I'm keeping close to my vest, and all in all I'm just very excited about this paper.

evolver Diary Entry evolver 2004

Is there a judge anywhere who could resist granting a prize to a writer who uses the word hubristic?

Lust Bites 2008

Perhaps "hubristic" is a better word, as to the long-term consequences of some of their activities.

Posthuman Blues Mac 2007

A believer might counter that to attempt to create God would be the worst kind of hubristic folly, and blasphemy to boot.

The Speculist: December 2005 Archives 2005

A believer might counter that to attempt to create God would be the worst kind of hubristic folly, and blasphemy to boot.

The Speculist: God and the Singularity 2005

They displayed the "arrogance of power," they were "hubristic," and so on.

Salon 2009

However, my fundamental argument against invasion and overthrow has always been that without a clear and convincing act of aggression by Iraq, it is the worst kind of hubristic folly to put a US army on the ground in the middle east so soon after 9/11 under circumstances that appear to make Osama bin Laden’s worst accusations appear to be true.

Hullabaloo 2003

If the latter endeavor has, since postmodernism, seemed a kind of hubristic folly, "The

artforum.com 2010

The Deaf Pontificator, like the blind art collector who paid 65 million dollars for a Picasso that he'll never see, might qualify as apt symbols for this age of hubristic excess.

Roderick Spencer: A Rushed Response Roderick Spencer 2011

The Deaf Pontificator, like the blind art collector who paid 65 million dollars for a Picasso that he'll never see, might qualify as apt symbols for this age of hubristic excess.

Roderick Spencer: A Rushed Response Roderick Spencer 2011