Sentence examples for most vain from inspiring English sources

It's the most vain way to be".

Her subject ("the most vain man I've ever met") is delighted to provide copious documentation and trips to significant locations.

He had washed his body for burial; beneath his "very fine linen Holland cloth", this most vain, flamboyant and worldly of men was wearing a hair shirt.

So when a recent consumer survey of 30 countries concluded that Venezuelans, men and women alike, are the most vain people in the world, the results were considered a bit embarrassing, but hardly surprising.

Why I have been chosen president I do not know, but the most vain part of my mind believes it has to do with the new charcoal-colored cashmere jacket I have worn here to the Joint National Integration Center at Schriever Air Force Base.

Of all the vanity metrics, that might be the most vain, but it's a stick we can use to measure future platform growth on Mobcrush.

Venture capital funds continue to plough money into life support for their existing portfolios of bad investments in the hopes (most likely vain) that the economy will rapidly recover and their companies can claw their way toward profitability.

Countless bloggers write about striving — in vain, most discover — to eradicate plastic from their lives.

Most waited in vain to be included in what was billed as the country's first reliable statistical portrait.

He is an unobtrusively unforgettable writer whose style is so simple as to make most words seem vain and superfluous.

"I've never seen anything like this at any level of government," said Assemblyman Joseph Canciamilla, a moderate Democrat who is trying, most likely in vain, to broker a budget compromise.