The next general they sent would not be so vain, she knew.

Are you so vain you think the whole world revolves around you?'

Never, indeed, was there a man so vain of being a rogue.

I am not so vain as to think I can reach their case.

I'm not so vain that I'm not weighing that as an active possibility.

That would be real superiority-andour life now is so vain, so empty.

You are so vain and ignorant, you refuse to see over your nose.

This creature so vain before now loves nothing but poverty, littleness and humiliation.

In what a disgraceful light might it not strike so vain a man!

Yet, his avocations were not so vain as our philosophic moralizing.

I had never realized that a frog could look so vain.

It seem'd a very mockery to breathe so vain a pray'r.

It was all so vain, so foolish; she was such a weak little thing.

I was so vain and silly there, and I have been so sorry since.

You made me so vain-muchmore vain than I let you see I was.

Besides, nothing makes one so vain as being told that one is a sinner.