Sentence examples for pretty vain from inspiring English sources

And so begins Little Women and the tale of the March sisters: pretty, vain Meg, tomboy Jo, self-centred Amy and saintly little Beth.

I actually consider myself a pretty vain guy when it comes to that.' I mention that when I saw his first films I thought he was gay.

Whether or not we want to admit it, most of us are pretty vain creatures, so drawing the attention of passersby with a gigantic mirror on a busy street isn't that hard to do, especially when the mirror warps and reflects your image through a prism of colors.

Technically, to feel unconfident, you've gotta be pretty vain.

Carolyn, she told me, was a "very pretty," "extraordinarily vain," and "priggish" girl who "wasn't educated, though she should have been".

The talk of being "pretty" may sound vain to today's ear, but at the time, he was telling the world that black was also beautiful.

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But I don't see myself as some kiddy version of Derek Zoolander, who lives in a bunk bed bedroom with a bunch of vain pretty boys.

Now WB is plainly seeking to push the envelope with "Grosse Pointe," which spoofs the kind of teenage shows that the network often offers; the actors are as pretty as they are vain and vacuous.

Mom was a very pretty woman but was not vain or materialistic, never snobby, never uttering an unkind word about anyone, not a gossip, always soft-spoken and generous to a fault with her heart to her immediate and extended family and monetarily to charity.

Being pretty is certainly fine, but being vain about it is not.