Rob Corddry Quotes

I must have been a really pretentious little girl.

A sarcastic person has a superiority complex that can be cured only by the honesty of humility.

I don't like showboating. I was never a fan of showing off.

Sometimes I feel like you can toot your own trumpet too much. I don't really like that.

Obviously, the arrogance of my own nature in regards to other people's work would suggest that I think I'm talented.

The antidote to hubris, to overweening pride, is irony, that capacity to discover and systematize ideas.

What makes me mad is arrogance, pretension, putting on airs.

One may be humble out of pride.

There's no snobbery in me.

Most people think I'm immodest.

It's not about ego. Really. If it was ego, I'd be telling you about my awesome... oh, never mind.

I think I know it all, relatively speaking.

I don't walk around big headed. I'm not a superstar.

He is arrogance with a capital A.

You aren't that big a hot shot that we'd build this for you.

There's a breed of humility which is itself a species of showing off.

I have no business carrying myself like some diva.

Have we gotten too full of ourselves? Possibly.

There is just arrogance in even having an opinion.

I kind of want to take the writer down a peg. I think there are a lot of pretentious writers in this business, which I am certainly one, in certain cases.

I was a big-headed little guy.

Show-offy, I could sometimes be accused of.

Oh, the cleverness of me!

I am vain, or once was, and one of my vanities was to feign that I was not.

Scarcely have I ever heard or read the introductory phrase, "I may say without vanity," but some striking and characteristic instance of vanity has immediately followed.