1
But he in his egregious vanity must of course misunderstand.
2
But he gave one or two splendid snapshots of actors and their egregious vanity.
3
His egregious vanity, wounded by that laughter, egged him on.
4
And yet one can pardon this egregious vanity when one thinks of Pliny's other qualities.
5
His egregious vanity demands it.
6
Here was a house that gratified his sensuous nature through and through, and appealed irresistibly to his egregious vanity.
7
Her words flattered his egregious vanity which had even as great, if not a greater, hold upon him than his tyrannical temper.
8
To a man of Butler's egregious vanity his trial was a glorious opportunity for displaying his intellectual gifts, such as they were.
9
"I am not going to pander to such egregious vanity."
10
"Cozened?" quoth he hoarsely, his egregious vanity in arms.