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Meanings of seem vain in English
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Usage of seem vain in English
1
He does not seem vain though he dresses beautifully - he was wearing a white shirt with turquoise cufflinks.
2
He is an unobtrusively unforgettable writer whose style is so simple as to make most words seem vain and superfluous.
3
If we have a heart for the magnitudes of life, it will not seem vain to believe that God Himself should guard it.
4
I shall rather put you in mind of that thankfulness which is due, than puff you up with anything that might seem vain.
5
And coming gallantly to her own rescue, 'If I really seem vain, it is that I am only vain in my ways-notin my heart.
6
All words seemed vain and sacrilegious after this sublimest language of revelation.
7
What she had dreamed of as greatness, now seemed vain and futile.
8
Elizabeth was conscious of an oppression against which it seemed vain to fight.
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Learning seems vain, patience is mocked,-fameis as far from me as ever.
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It is also the strongest reason why life seems vain.
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All common aid seemed vain; but the ravenous monster.
12
Then even that seemed vain to him: it was a theft of time from love.
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It seemed vain to fight against Henry's good luck.
14
For generations, then, his work seemed vain.
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Hope for the future seemed vain.
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At first, therefore, all seemed vain.