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Science fantasy is informed by science fiction and driven by hubris.

And yet, such is the hubris, they expect customers to pay Apple prices for their half-baked offerings.

Appalled by such hubris, a libertarian scholar called Gene Healy wrote “The Cult of the Presidency”, a book decrying the unrealistic expectations Americans have of their presidents.

As to hubris, the Republican freshmen bound for Congress next January are in danger of reading into the election a message of their own creation.

We Americans have been galvanized by the oil spill on our gulf coast, because we see tar balls and Dead Sea birds as visceral reminders of our hubris in deep sea drilling.

He's done that, in part, by jettisoning the post-Cold War hubris of his predecessors who acted as if Russia's strategic interests, and its nuclear Arsenal, no longer mattered.

Above all, it is testimony to the hubris of politicians.

At a time when its erstwhile titans could do with displaying contrition, signs of hubris abound.

In 2010 those memories of European hubris will seem cruelly distant.

Because it might teach one about the risks of hubris or the importance of team over individual.

The melting glaciers should be a similar warning of our hubris — and of the consequences that the earth will face for centuries unless we address carbon emissions today.

This is an extreme version of the problem many of the books have in dealing with the disaster as an end product, a symbol of something greater, a nemesis to some hubris.

It symbolises a mixture of apprehension, insecurity and perhaps hubris.

One is hubris, and the other is the lack of people skills.

The film certainly has all the ingredients for a classic tale of intrigue, hubris and family infighting: the Gucci name has often been synonymous with fiery behaviour alongside enormous wealth.

Efficiencybased mergers should have made life harder for small, singlemarket banks; hubris should have helped them.

The enormity of this hubris is staggering.

For Europe's woes have all the aspects of a classical Greek tragedy, in which a man of noble character is undone by the fatal flaw of hubris.