| To be the altruist, one must first be the egoist, to give, one must first have. |
| He was enough of an egoist, too, to fall captive to his own powers of persuasion. |
| Yes, your husband is no better now than an egoist, a collector of happy days. |
| When he finally chooses it will be because he has found a memory in which he formed part of an assemblage beyond his centred, egoist consciousness. |
| Another will pose as a social benefactor, while at home he is an egoist and a tyrant. |
| The egoist fancies of the Lord without form, while the humble reveres the Lord with form. |
