Sentence examples for more self-promoting from inspiring English sources

The more self-promoting ones will give themselves better ratings.

"People who are narcissistic use it to maintain status, and so what they do is they tend to have more attractive photos, and more self-promoting, broader networks — more 'friends' — on Facebook," Campbell explained.

Popper's excesses tended to be more self-promoting.

The Cornish generally saw the English, or city people, as being "less friendly and more aggressively self-promoting and insensitive".

And women seem even more offended by self-promoting females than men are.

And maybe that's why her route may not be "future of music" – she appears to be more of a self-promoting entrepreneur than a typical musician.

He was a fixture on the New York scene when I was a Senator – like a lot of big-shot real estate guys in the city, only more flamboyant and self-promoting.

Glamorous demimondaine, spy for the court of Savoy, mistress of the French emperor Napoleon III, the countess was all these and more -- a delirious, self-promoting fantasist.

Ann Coulter opined that conservatives should steer clear of a "susceptibility to self-promoting charlatans more interested in getting a gig on Fox News than saving the country".

It can make her more risk-averse and less self-promoting than her male peers, which can hurt her future success". It's very well documented that girls and women are more likely to internalize failure and mistakes while boys and men are more likely to externalize these.

María Alós combines snapshots and chutzpah in a self-promoting piece about self-promotion.