Sentence examples for has no conceit from inspiring English sources

He has no conceit.

Mr Sarkozy (l'Américain, as his detractors term him), has no such conceit.

What's to know about a conceit that has no fixed reality and more often than not is an impediment to experiencing Buddha nature?

Although the conceit of the Museum of Innocence has no precedent in literature, it would sit quite comfortably in the realm of conceptual art.

The untitled poems that make up this sequence have no argument or "conceit" except the poet's own inspiration.

But here he has a conceit, which might be trite if it were more insistent.

I'm not sure "Tristram Shandy" has a single conceit.

Ten years later, the sequel, "44 Fours," has the same conceit, stepped up a gear.

Rotisserie Georgette has a simple conceit — roast chicken — but it's a strikingly sophisticated space, with a clientele to match.

The evening's final play, "Yes Yes Yes," by Mr. Johnston, has a good conceit.

Like "The Blues Brothers," this film has a ridiculous conceit that doesn't quite work.