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Meanings of personal vanity in English
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Usage of personal vanity in English
1
She kept her fingernails short yet filed and painted, her personal vanity.
2
Of course I have no personal vanity in saying this to you.
3
Adela saw that day by day his personal vanity grew more absorbing.
4
Why should I have sacrificed the star to my own personal vanity?
5
He sold out Canada's principles for a personal vanity project and still lost.
6
It would be such a terrible disappointment-notthat Errington had much personal vanity.
7
Once he thought to stimulate her activity through her personal vanity.
8
Soames saw that his suggestion had touched some unintelligible point of personal vanity.
9
It wounds a personal vanity that in David Lockwin's philosophy had not existed.
10
I really think she had but little of a woman's customary personal vanity.
11
Indeed, no woman was ever farther removed from personal vanity than Aunt Mary.
12
Revenge is little more than an adolescent concession to personal vanity.
13
But my personal vanity finds no food in this victory.
14
He was quite well off, but he was above the niceties of personal vanity.
15
I am a journalist, and have no earthly motives except curiosity and personal vanity.
16
He was singularly free from any vestige of personal vanity.
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Personal vanity through the time
Personal vanity across language varieties
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