Sentence examples for egregious vanity from inspiring English sources
Clearly the work of someone convinced he's making an instant cult classic, Lost River is an egregious vanity project, and yet oddly impersonal.
Malraux's egregious vanity made him an irresistible target for a cool shot like Hemingway to take down, and his courage seems to have come in spasms, like his tics.
Hunt has no trouble turning out lively sallies that might come from any artistic Schimpf-Lexicon: "an unfortunate lunatic", "the poor man fancies himself a great master", "deformity and nonsense", "a farrago of nonsense, unintelligibleness, and egregious vanity, the wild effusions of a distempered brain".
It's hard to recall a more egregious display of vanity signalling than the black dress protest.
The level of hypocrisy achieved by "Love," a not only offensive but also incompetent play by David S. Rosenthal, is astonishing and in my experience unmatched -- even by the egregious standards of vanity productions, which this indubitably is.
Selfies often veer into scandalous or shameless territory — think of Miley Cyrus or Geraldo Rivera — and at their most egregious raise all sorts of questions about vanity, narcissism and our obsession with beauty and body image.
Vanity of vanities; all is vanity.
