Sentence examples for highly developed ego from inspiring English sources

Their recruitment policy is no longer dictated by the highly developed ego of chairman Daniel Levy, or by the political dexterity of the unlamented former technical director Franco Baldini.

His ego seems to be the most highly developed ego in modern American politics.

Others learned to work with habits, technique and memory to fashion a highly developed personal language.

Mr. Penner, known for his Predators' Ball-style parties and fully developed ego, left Nomura four years ago after investors lost millions of dollars when the commercial loanmarket collapsed.

Their opponents appear to be part crime family and part terrorist organization, with a highly developed intelligence gathering arm.

Verma recognised from the start a fellow spirit whose highly developed social conscience was linked to a remarkable artistic imagination.

A flip-side to this highly developed sense of self-belief is that Hoban can be seen as artistically isolated.

As for Judge Brieant, he had been indulged because of his "highly developed sense of humor," Judge Jacobs wrote.

At other moments, she means something more like "culture," the highly developed traditions of good cooking and grave courtesies.

Although small stone effigies have been found, sculpture was not a highly developed art form.

Carp possess highly developed senses of sight, hearing, smell and touch.