Sentence examples for vain guy from inspiring English sources
A senior United Nations envoy thinks him "quite a vain guy", who "dresses well, sits straight and looks good".
And then, automatically everyone thinks it was my idea, that I'm this vain guy that wants a camera following me around all the time".
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.
Robert Aldrich's The Big Knife from 1955 is a fine noir that pulls no punches: its protagonist, wonderfully played by Jack Palance, is a vain, tough-guy actor who has killed someone while drunk-driving.
These results may come down to a double standard for gray: According to a poll on Today.com, 56percentt of respondents said that a man who gets his hair professionally colored is "a little vain -- a guy shouldn't be spending as much time in a salon as a woman".
And this means, I think, that we can now realistically start looking at old Gere characters – intriguingly vain yet troubled old guys in their 70s and 80s.
September 17 , 2012From the FT's Janan Ganesh Janan Ganesh (@JananGanesh) Twigg is a good guy vying in vain with anti-reform left.
It's the straight men on "Happy Endings" who have so-called effeminate interests: The married yuppie loves facials and shopping; the straight single guy is so vain about his style sense that his friends have to intervene to make him stop wearing V-neck T-shirts.
His piece appeared in Wired and already got Joy more attention than he deserves from the likes of Charlie Rose, who never passes up a chance on his TV show to talk to any high tech rich guy in the vain hope of getting one of them to give some sort of pat answer to his constant question: "What is it like to have so much money?" So far nobody has been able adequately explain what it's like.
