Sentence examples similar to extent of conceit from inspiring English sources
"As the extent of the conceit unfolds," they observe, "the library's impenetrability becomes clear, and the illusion that all knowledge is somehow close at hand slips away". This, of course, is the whole idea of Borges' story, which in articulating such a contradiction, tells us something fundamental about how we live.
The mainstream media went along to some extent with this conceit.
"It's not out of conceit," he said.
Accordingly, they set to work to eradicate the spirit of conceit in another way.
"Today I respect structure, the antithesis of conceit," he announces in "Midsummer".
For all its visual power, Aqua is mostly free of conceit.
The unanswered question is what level of conceit or insecurity prompted Belichick to cheat.
Song: Disease of Conceit.
There are elements of conceit and haughtiness.
Mr. Hanssen's response to another message reveals the extent of his estrangement, and of his self-conceit: "The U.S. can be regarded as a powerfully built but retarded child, potentially dangerous but young, immature and easily manipulated".
