Sentence examples for as conceited from inspiring English sources

I even published Jeffrey Archer, the only man I've met as conceited as myself.

The political class may still be in charge, as conceited and shortsighted as before.

She didn't believe in gossip, so she was quiet and therefore came across to others as conceited.

"I think people looked at that as conceited or bigheaded, but I think it's O.K. to believe in yourself".

While some saw the idea of challenging Mr. Beebe as pure hubris, people like Vince Chadick, a lawyer in Fayetteville who is now the treasurer of the Halter Senate campaign, found Mr. Halter's résumé persuasive and said he has never understood why so many people view the candidate as conceited.

That's also why I was so taken aback and disgusted that fellow students would complain that we were reading the Bible from an academic perspective rather than a purely moral one – I thought I had picked a college where complaints that boiled down to "you're not teaching my own personal religious beliefs" would be understood as conceited and inane.

He comes across as being conceited, self-absorbed.

Other women have their guards up, they automatically categorize you as being conceited.

Astolfo, the king's nephew, and a pretender to the throne, was aptly played as dashing, conceited and conniving by the fresh-voiced young baritone Craig Verm.

He invents a semi-fictional persona for the movie and joins the film-makers in sending himself up as insecure, conceited, deceitful, lecherous.

I love Catherine Tate as endearingly conceited French teacher Miss Postern, a woman who has never actually set foot in France, but hopes to just "go mad" and one day buy a ticket to Paris.