Meanings of great egotist in English

Misfortune, which modifies characters, for good or bad, had made him, apparently, a great egotist.

And he would have been right if St. Alban had been the great egotist that he was.

He proved a great egotist and delighted to relate his own picturesque ambitions, though he had already confessed that these ambitions were modified.

Artists are spoiled children and the best are great egotists.

Great artists have sometimes been great egotists, but not in their greatest hours or works.

The greatest egotist I ever saw, said the uncompromising Susan, who, as a dramatist, prided herself on a knowledge of character.

The Kaiser is a vain, bombastic dreamer, the greatest egotist who ever lived, with a diseased personality, a ceaseless craving for the limelight.