Sentence examples for conceited to from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it's conceited to say there's only one guy I can't compete with.

I love our music and I don't think it's conceited to say I think we're very good at our jobs.

That would be so conceited to say.

It sounds very conceited to say it, but I hope that what I wrote will help people start back.

It might seem more than a little conceited to recommend my own book first but readers like you are the reason I started writing in the first place.

Some would suggest Wenger is stubborn for refusing to bow out, conceited to imagine he can recreate past success when the evidence with each passing season seems to indicate the opposite.

While not being conceited enough to want to draw any direct comparisons, my father has reminded me that not even Pelé had as much attention when he made his debut.

There’s a verse in the Bible that summarizes it for me: “Instruct those who are rich in this present world not to be conceited or to fix their hope on the uncertainty of riches, but on God, who richly supplies us with all things to enjoy.”.

If they do seem vain, surely it's just in response to a city conceited enough to believe it can sell off the tackiest, most basic version of itself for a grossly inflated price.

But the wise counsel of an aged, nostalgic tragedian, invoking and imparting the great tradition of Shakespearean performance, stands the young ham in good stead, and he returns to New York triumphant, contemptuous, and conceited, only to receive his comeuppance.

"Nobody in World Rugby is conceited enough to think we have a divine right to be here but hopefully we have earned the right to be a permanent sport.