self-aggrandizing AmE
self-aggrandising BrE

And do we need her to be any more self-aggrandizing than she already is?

The first thing to be said is that the senator's movies are not self-aggrandizing.

Well, it's pretty clear that he's self-aggrandizing, and he wants the attention.

As one adviser told me two months ago: “It’s against his better nature to be self-aggrandizing.

My companion wasn't being self-aggrandizing; in fact, he was probably right.

But not in a self-aggrandizing way; he's just that magnetic.

Ones that were mildly self-aggrandizing but, she always felt, well meaning.

She was self-aggrandizing, trying to get as much credit as possible.

On the other hand, there are those who think he's a self-aggrandizing flake.

If the place feels a bit self-aggrandizing, it is evidently also starting to feel like home.

“I don’t mean to sound self-aggrandizing, but if I had a new television series coming out, it would be a big story,” he said.

Self-aggrandizing posing was generally mixed in with the museum project.

His book is balanced, well written and not self-aggrandizing.

After all, he's going to need it in 15 years when self-aggrandizing young men start objectifying his daughter.

"Self-aggrandizing statements about polls are not going to win elections," he said.

Paul's personal neurotic and self-aggrandizing behavior was a significant theme throughout the series.

I had never thought of my facebook posts as self-aggrandizing, but thats what they are.

They would have to go beyond the craven or self-aggrandizing acts of individual scientists.

Criticism focused on the self-aggrandizing nature of the film.

My father, the self-aggrandizing bear killer, was both the bee and the honey to me.

Must be some kind of legal requirement in this type of self-aggrandizing movie.

And there was no self-aggrandizing subtext: the celebrities did not tell their personal stories.

We'd all be seen for the cunning, self-aggrandizing fools we are.

Normally, he can discover something self-aggrandizing in almost anything.