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How to use self-centred in a sentence

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Normal polite, generous people seem to turn into very selfish, self-centred individuals once they light up a cigarette.
Sometimes I think it truly self-centred and self-indulgent to believe that you hold an opinion that so many people could be interested in.
If it does come, it would be triggered by the naked greed of a nation that is selfish and self-centred to the point of gross stupidity.
These are obviously self-centred and cold-hearted individuals who care only for their well-being and betterment.
Above all, they are apt to be self-centred and self-absorbed, with little interest in their neighbours and communities.
Above all, they're apt to be self-centred and self-absorbed, with little interest in their neighbours or communities.
It's basically a self-centred group, whose members always thought and talked about themselves.
Citizens of rich countries may be self-centred and self-indulgent, but things are not quite as horrible as some would have us believe.
Sikhs try to avoid the five vices that make people self-centred, and build barriers against God in their lives.
At the centre of it all is a shallow self-centred consumerism, coupled with a debilitating absence of fear and reverence for God.
Poets are selfish, self-centred people who regard neighbours as noisy interruptions rather than deserving objects in need of a helping hand.
Kant's private life is often parodied as one of clockwork routine, fastidious, donnish, and self-centred.
On the contrary, they are all self-centred, money-grubbing social climbers.
And it is the self-centred ones who tend to get left on the shelf and so are the main frequenters of singles venues.
The powers remain, but they now follow the inclinations of man's perverted and self-centred heart.
The other characters are, without exception, vapid, obnoxious and self-centred.
More often than not, the partner committing the adultery is less mature and more self-centred, putting selfish desires before concern for others.
Yet the rationality of a self-centred use of technology proves to be irrational because it implies a decisive rejection of meaning and value.
With the focus on self-centred fulfillment, there is less attention to the enduring fulfillment that comes from children and family.
What, however, is, in the end, required to get the Committee on Agriculture to act in a less self-centred way?
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Examples from Classical Literature
This cannot be till we have ceased to be self-centred, and have become Christ-centred.
They say lovers are self-centred, but really I think you're the worst I ever met.
It was his home, where he could possess his soul, could be self-centred and serene.
One after another of the self-centred Folk would yield to it, and soon all would be dancing or chanting in chorus.
The writer is very selfinvolved which can border on conceit, an individual who is self-centred and makes great issues out of trivial things.
There was nothing morbid or self-centred in the girl's attitude.
But how self-contained and self-centred even the best of us are at bottom!
The child's shocked eyes recalled the girl's self-centred thoughts.
It's going to keep us from growing selfish and self-centred to have him.
If he was self-centred, it was in his strength, not in his weakness.
Pearl Harbor actor Hartnett stars as self-centred car dealer Charlie Babbitt, the role played by Tom Cruise in the 1988 film.
He was too thoroughly self-centred, however, to let other than his own preferences long dominate his Rag-weed's actions.
Chocolate lover boy Imran Khan gives a restrained performance as the self-centred egoistical Sriram.
But there is no tyranny more complete than that which a self-centred negative nature exercises over a morbidly sensitive nature perpetually craving sympathy and support.
That dream has been destroyed, with the complicity of the media, the banks and the self-centred gullibility of Tory voters.
She was too self-centred, and, if the truth were told, too emulative.
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