The doctrine of the English philosopher, Thomas Hobbes, is as unequivocally egoistic.

Rather, it is Wilde the egoistic,-æstheticphilosopher, and Wilde the imaginative artist.

He gets out of training, and concentrates upon egoistic or erotic broodings.

It gives joy and takes away weird pressure from the egoistic mind.

There is nothing we are more egoistic about-noteven children-thanabout cats.

He felt an egoistic aversion to the joyless sons of man.

Such an egoistic conception is quite foreign to our longitudinal antipodes.

Rhoda was the delicate product of a highly cultivated civilization, egoistic, narrow-viewed, self-centered.

One cannot conceive of the grandly egoistic poet saying this.

The egoistic tendencies are only a part of human nature.

But he himself was more egoistic than the whole universe.

All our egoistic impulses, our selfish desires, obscure our true vision of the soul.

I have cited some utterances which sound egoistic, and such citations might be multiplied.

By such devices we seek to bring infinite existence within our finite egoistic grasp.

She was not greedy, nor patriotic, neither vain nor humble, neither egoistic nor unselfish.

Given an egoistic consciousness, how can action which has regard for others take place?