Sentence examples for bit vain from inspiring English sources
The high neck is a bit vain.
Thinking one could fight a government with silence was "a bit vain," she concluded.
Facetune (£1.99) Isn't it a bit vain to buy an app specifically to edit your selfie photos before sharing them with the world?
Beyond a slender waist, beyond even those famous shoulders, a Saint Laurent suit had to be sexy and make a man look a little bit vain.
There can be no doubt that Paul has always been a bit vain and, for the last 50 years, has employed a woman called Vi to comb his legs for him.
But to me the standout message from the book — the reason it is still worth reading, even after Michael Wolff's romping page-turner Fire and Fury — is that the president is a bit clueless, a bit vain, a bit dangerous even; but his people are utterly at sea.
And though his gesture is a bit futile – as a bloke he's vain and a bit up himself – I'll have to vote for him because I don't believe in not voting".
Jonny and I are pretty similar, though he's a bit more vain than me – far more, in fact.
Here's a lesson for the dudes who think sunbathing is a bit narcissistic and vain.
When he was still a very young man, he could greet Dickens in the street and then, in a few words in his journal, he could pin down the physical appearance of the fifty-year-old author: a dandy, a bit of an actor, vain of his slender figure, his hat tilted on his head.
