| Its workaday incarnation, cockiness, is causing trouble for Bill Ackman, a modern-day hedge-fund titan. |
| Despite being so much younger than her, he has a real public school cockiness and she loves the way he orders her about. |
| His instinctive cockiness also got him into trouble with developing countries. |
| So what if his portrait decays with age in a vault at Paramount Pictures, as long as he preserves the smooth, unfading cockiness of youth? |
| He's got that magic combination of 19-year-old cockiness and born-with-it, estate-lad charisma. |
| It amused her to see Jason hiding his cockiness and his belief that she would say yes no matter what he did. |
