1
A conceited man is satisfied with the effect he produces on himself.
2
He was the most extraordinarily conceited man I have ever come across.
3
He was not a conceited man, nor even a vain man.
4
But, as I have never been a conceited man, I thought I might be mistaken.
5
I dismissed him as the type of conceited man who viewed women-allwomen-aspotential conquests.
6
In many ways Ansell was a conceited man; but he was never proud of being right.
7
He who gives advice to a self- conceited man stands himself in need of counsel from another.
8
But a conceited man, a self-centered man or a great talker will seldom or never listen.
9
He supposed himself to be without vanity, while he was notoriously the most conceited man in France.
10
He was not naturally a conceited man.
11
Why do we dislike a conceited man?
12
So much the better-somuch the better; for I have always found that a conceited man never knows content.
13
Her attitude was not encouraging, and a less conceited man than Tom would have felt disheartened, but he was not.
14
He was cunning, covetous, wasteful, idle, drunken, greedy, dirty, cowardly, a great swearer, and the most conceited man on earth.
15
A mean man, a dishonest man, a niggardly man, a lazy man, or a conceited man, does not respect himself.
16
With him is a queer-looking, awkward, self- conceited man, who, anybody can see in a minute, must be a town clerk.
