The ego-network naturally forms into communities.
Kurosawa explained: "This film is like a strange picture scroll that is unrolled and displayed by the ego".
Mr. Sanchez, 60, a diminutive, soft-spoken man, displays none of the ego or bluster one might expect from the former top American commander in Iraq.
In fact one of the most appealing aspects of the Olympics and Paralympics was the human drama of watching elite athletes who displayed little of the ego and sense of entitlement that have come to characterise the upper reaches of professional football.
He also displayed an ego and talent for self-promotion that expanded the influence of his office even as it drew resentment from some colleagues and subordinates, who say he was petty and inflated his role as he lusted for the cameras.
Egos are on display here, but why shouldn't Le Corbusier have displayed his ego?
She was also wary of the flashbulbs, the fuss, the apotheosis — "the display of ego".
It was during an episode of The Real World that Mizanin first displayed an alter ego known as "The Miz".
Other more general reference points for this book would be Harvey KurtzMagazine, Edward TufteEdward Tufte's "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information," the Ego Trip books, Art Spiegelman's RAW, and "Space Jam" — which is still the high-water mark for N.B.A. weirdness.
We've watched with alarm as Trump displayed his eggshell ego, disregarded the truth and blithely suggested reckless changes in foreign policy and national defense (for example, not defending NATO allies unless they increased their defense budgets, or arming Japan and South Korea with nuclear weapons).
