Sentence examples for not conceited from inspiring English sources

"He's not conceited," his mother, Lauretta Kowalik, said.

Love does not envy, is not boastful, love is not conceited.

Pinkerton knows that he is a charmer but is not conceited about it.

"I'm not conceited," he later told his doctor, "but they wanted to touch me".

"A strange character," he wrote, "proud without being arrogant, and obstinate though not conceited.

"Selfies are not conceited.

While not being conceited enough to want to draw any direct comparisons, my father has reminded me that not even Pelé had as much attention when he made his debut.

Remarkably, it does not seem conceited or arrogant, perhaps because, even though he's talking about himself, there's a detached quality to his speech, as if he watched himself play the match, just like the reporters did.

"Second Corinthians, Chapter 12," he said, and then he recited, " 'In order that I might not become conceited by the abundance of revelations, a thorn was given me in the flesh, a messenger of Satan, to harass me, to keep me from being too elated. . . .

Just because you get this job doesn't mean that your boss can't fire you, so don't act conceited.

(Think how much you could contribute as far as knowledge on new technology!) That said, don't be conceited.