1 Oh, men are so conceited they'll believe anything that flatters them.
2 You are coarse and conceited and I think this conversation has gone far enough.
3 Well, don't fly off the handle so, because I didn't lie and make you feel conceited.
4 All too fast for mere fondness I would think, if I were conceited.
5 He hadn't changed, nothing had changed, and she had been a fool, a stupid, conceited, silly fool, thinking he loved her.
6 If I'm pale it's your fault and not because I've missed you, you conceited thing.
7 He's nothing but a conceited buttinsky.
8 She was a conceited, boastful old thing, and even misfortune could not humble her.
9 They ridiculed conceited people and were quick to help unfortunate ones.
10 True, he is a little conceited; but, were I to reprove him in public, the whole thing would become common talk, and folk would begin giving him a dog's name.
11 Yes,' observed Nikolai Petrovitch, 'he is conceited.
12 'I am not now the conceited boy I was when I came here,' Arkady went on.
13 Others, the majority, disliked him and considered him conceited, cold, and disagreeable.
14 Vera, judging only by her husband and generalizing from that observation, supposed that all men, though they understand nothing and are conceited and selfish, ascribe common sense to themselves alone.
15 Wolzogen, shrugging his shoulders and curling his lips, stepped silently aside, marveling at "the old gentleman's" conceited stupidity.