egotism

From the outside, people would probably say her mad egotism.

Much of the interest has to do with egotism and entertainment.

Both parties see only their own interest - that is national egotism.

It was then that I conceived of my own egotism.

Such figures, usually men, often go beyond egotism into evil.

It seemed to me that my little friend's egotism had certainly not declined with his years.

She tried to feel sorry, but her sense of his immense egotism was strong and clear.

There can be no compromise between egotism and the sense of national spirit.

In other words, was the man's egotism always this monstrous?

Egotism was held to mean the sacrifice of others to self.

It can also - though by no means always - result in a similar egotism and aggression.

He spoke without a trace of egotism in voice or manner.

His egotism is going to get him in trouble because he never takes anyone else's opinions seriously.

And the child, in its quite correct egotism, determined to become the dominant party.

I think that is because of his great egotism.

His egotism is alluded to by other characters in the film.

We need more European thinking instead of wrong-headed national egotism.

The ego with all its egotism is the false self.

In either dialogue or love, egotism is a perpetual possibility.

Chapter 4 Egotism is making one's self the measure of value.

They don't ask things - out of reserve, and egotism maybe.

Her parents both say they admire their daughter's even temperament and lack of egotism.

We are all aware that Europe paid a high price for such egotism over many long centuries.

"Not the part about the egotism and thumbing his nose at the government."