Sentence examples for considered vain from inspiring English sources

People with B.D.D. are afraid they'll be considered vain or superficial, that they won't be taken seriously.

It would have been considered vain to the point of alienation to prioritise your workout over your social life.

It could be because a significant amount of the psychological distress associated with skin conditions is associated with appearance concern, and that might be considered vain".

Unlike Toby, however, none of us actually want to own up to it; to admit one's obsession with one's looks is considered vain and narcissistic.

At the time, makeup was associated with prostitution, cosmetics were homemade and too much concern with physical beauty was considered vain.

But women who speak of the pressure they feel to look a certain way, who agonize, who fixate, who buckle under the pressure, who get cosmetic surgery, who complain, who mention our insecurity -- we are considered vain.

Kennedy had been saying nice or neutral things about McCarthy, whom he considered "a vain man".

Michael Shishman is considered a vain, aggressive, and opportunistic ruler, whose Protean foreign policy perhaps contributed to the battle that put an end to his life.

Considering her vain and financially needy brother, she laments, "This is the tragedy of the tribal Muslim man".

At first she resists his advances, considering him vain and lazy, but they soon begin an affair.

I fear facial disfigurement I wouldn't consider myself vain but we live in an aesthetically wired society.