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This may seem egoistic; but you are not such a fool as to think so.

I think a second reason for his decision to enter the arena was an egoistic one.

God is probably the most egoistic of the children.

But as human beings are greedy and egoistic they always desire for more.

Like Ram, she is also very egoistic and both of them have conflicting attitudes.

Another suggestion is that voters are rational but not fully egoistic.

If he looks at them, he will see a playful egoistic union.

He urged women not to be "egoistic" by trying to become pregnant after menopause.

They thus occur on the opposite integration scale as egoistic suicide.

Durkheim explains that egoistic people over think and reflect on everything.

"My motive for having a string quartet was very egoistic.

Whether it is possible or desirable to try to give ethics an egoistic basis in this way must be discussed later.

They are extremely egoistic and lack empathy for others.

The apprehension of one's own powerlessness is certainly a sorry thing, and perhaps egoistic, too.

Through love, the individual renounces his/her egoistic standpoint, and becomes united with the loved one.

I couldn't any longer worry how Fiona, and her egoistic father, arranged their lives.

It is the innermost Self, stripped of all egoistic tendencies.

Egoistic needs are much more difficult to satisfy.

Because the motives of an enforcer God would be either egoistic or altruistic.

"It would be another thing indeed, if Hess wanted to see egoistic unions not on paper, but in life.

Initially, the person with an egoistic tendency likes himself.

Protestants, for example, may default to an egoistic personality.

Once self-interest and more egoistic impulses assert themselves, crime emerges.

You could suspect that this is a way of making it more rather than less egoistic, couldn't you?

Under negative state relief model, helping behaviors are motivated by one's egoistic desires.