ตัวอย่าง conceited

• A vocal delivery that might seem haughty or conceited, too mellifluous or elegant, excessively 'musical', or calculated to please others must be avoided.

• Hypocritical politicians and conceited moralists had belittled national values and in the counter-narrative belonged to the stigmatised enemies.

• But if faith is completely abolished, the whole sphere is dropped, and then reason becomes conceited and perhaps concludes that, ergo, the paradox is nonsense.

• It will not make us conceited, but it does rather warm our hearts.

• I had better not admit how many because that might be rather conceited of me.

• He may be so conceited to believe that he is competent when he is not.

• It sounds conceited to say that, but it is true.

• Why should we be so conceited as to believe that what we have is the best in the world?

• It would be very conceited to say that one knew what would be the position in seven or eight years from now.

• They cannot be treated in such an arrogant and conceited way.

• Coming to my expectations for the future, it would be unduly conceited of me to have any expectations at all.

• Perhaps we should not be too conceited at our skill in dealing with these consolidation measures.

• I am very far indeed from being conceited enough to suggest that it cannot be improved in matters of detail or of drafting.

• But it is rather conceited to suppose that in political matters we give the same service.

• It is my contention that pressing ahead in the face of significant opposition based on the failures of similar moves elsewhere is conceited.