Significats de inordinate conceit en anglès

His inordinate conceit is a disease.

His inordinate conceit, wounded by Anna's defection, found comfort in the early prospect of putting over a big thing.

At the time the marriage must have seemed the wildest folly to him, seething as he was with inordinate conceit.

But such is his inordinate conceit of himself that I am convinced he will always begin the bidding with eight.

And by now the School had begun to suspect that the field days were conducted mainly to satisfy Rogers's inordinate conceit.

With the simplicity of inordinate conceit, he assured her that here she had no ground for jealousy; Veranilda he had never beheld.

François de Vendôme, Duke of Beaufort, was a grandson of Henri Quatre, a man of inordinate conceit and of very limited intelligence.

To these was added the inordinate conceit of the habitual libertine, a combination than which there is nothing more sensitive in the entire human composition.

A narrow-minded man, filled with inordinate conceit of his own importance, he passed with difficulty through Kosovo vilayet and arrived in Scutari on March 10th.

'It seems to me, Mr. Longworth, that your inordinate conceit makes you always underestimate your friends, or your enemies either, for that matter.'