| This gathering together of understanding is in itself an aspect of narcissism. |
| Self-esteem as portrayed by the current generation of pop psychologists is nothing less than self-worship, narcissism. |
| Some have suggested that Winnicott immediately realized that Khan's narcissism made him essentially unanalyzable. |
| The ability for a couple to marry is based on each one controlling innate egoism and narcissism. |
| The ironic in this form is wilful innocence, just as the innocent sentimentality of the confessionary talk show is brute, cynical narcissism. |
| I was impatient with her politics and repulsed by her unevolved narcissism. |
