egomaniacal

Americans may be seen by people of other countries as arrogant and egomaniacal.

Coming from anyone else, such an egomaniacal statement would have been cause for laughter.

When you get right down to it, they all have the same egomaniacal compulsion.

The only one you ever loved was your egomaniacal self!"

Greenwich Village has always been home to the egomaniacal and the talented.

Was it egomaniacal to feel more than faintly pleased at that response?

In it, the players would be the egomaniacal founders of a mutual fund company.

Of course, he could be difficult, cruel and egomaniacal.

"Every criminal defense lawyer has to be confident to some degree, egomaniacal," he says.

He won my heart, and many others, with a single act of egomaniacal goofiness on June 9, 1999.

"I'm not trying to be an egomaniacal maniac, but look," he said.

Nixon, at the end of his Presidency, is egomaniacal and detached from reality.

I see them as crying, whining, egomaniacal machines that drive their parents crazy.

"As actors we can be so egomaniacal," she said.

I know how blindly stubborn and egomaniacal you mortals are.

Anybody who wanted responsibility for this many lives had to be some sorta egomaniacal helmet case.

There may well be people as egomaniacal, stupid and ridiculous as these three sisters.

What is to be said of a writer egomaniacal enough to envision a future preoccupied largely with the thoughts within his own head?

"These days, with all the high rollers and high-profile guys who are so egomaniacal, he's not.

Mutanabbi's egomaniacal nature seems to have got him in trouble several times and might be why he was killed.

Its satire of those superficial, egomaniacal folk who make movies is awfully familiar stuff.

An idealistic young literary agent's prize author turns out to be an egomaniacal monster.

The man himself was a duplicitous, egomaniacal fraud.

And all that stood between this villain and his egomaniacal dream was the Phantom.