Sentence examples for more vain from inspiring English sources
Young men are more vain than they ever have been".
P.R.: Because no one is more vain than a heterosexual male.
"Most people would say women are more vain than men," he said.
But you are probably more vain about how intelligent you are.
Jonny and I are pretty similar, though he's a bit more vain than me – far more, in fact.
Without this, and the major investment it will demand, dreams of school reform will remain nothing more than vain hopes.
Shackleton's voyage may have been motivated more by vain glory-mongering than by scientific curiosity or even the desire to be first; his Norwegian rival Amundsen had already beaten him to the South Pole.
"Whoso List to Hunt" by Sir Thomas Wyatt Whoso list to hunt, I know where is an hind, But as for me, alas, I may no more; The vain travail hath wearied me so sore, I am of them that furthest come behind.
Cera is increasingly gravitating towards odder material, from the short films he stars in (and often writes and directs) for YouTube comedy collective Jash, to the recent New Yorker piece he penned, playing a yet more deluded, vain version of himself, at one point specifically addressing his typecasting.
Recently, friends who work in hospitality confess that the combination of very late nights, early mornings and the need to be "public-facing" have pushed even the more non-vain maitre d' down the YSL Touche-Eclat route.
