Sentence examples for is conceited from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having an excessively favorable opinion of one's abilities, appearance, etc.; vain and egotistical.
(Is that really how he saw Gellhorn?) Philip is conceited and arrogant, an incipient alcoholic who drinks his breakfast and has blackouts yet is irresistible to women.
Second, this car is conceited.
Constant self-hate is not only hellish to live with, it is conceited in accepting too great a share of responsibility for human hatefulness.
The arrogance displayed by politicians here and all over Europe who suggest citizens are not "educated" enough to be left to decide is conceited and undemocratic.
He's been bullied into letting sleazy married executives use his bachelor apartment after work to entertain their girlfriends; the chief offender is conceited personnel chief Mr Sheldrake (Fred MacMurray).
He comes across as being conceited, self-absorbed.
A. Yeah, not to be conceited, but yeah.
I've been told that my kids are conceited.
"I guess some people are conceited enough to care about being waved in," he added.
