vanity造句

Her sarcasm wounded his vanity.

Yes, vanity is a weakness indeed.

It's a trend entirely based on vanity, and vanity is not an admirable trait at all.

This [is] also vanity, yea, it [is] a sore travail.

The second danger lies in the vanity of philanthropists.

Simonseeks – vanity name perhaps, brainchild of TravelSupermarket-founder Simon Nixon.

He played up to the old lady's vanity to get her support.

Such men, however, are not quite pure examples, since they also derive immense satisfaction from vanity.

An Ensuite Bath with Tub and Shower separate vanity and Two sinks.

Piotr's father and Czeslaw spoke of the temptation, the vanity of the male.

On the contrary, vanity more than venality was the problem at the top in Egypt.

When we began seeking numbers, prminence and the praise of the world we guaranteed the vanity of our work.

I was slightly ashamed of being pleased about the weight loss, because the reason was my back, not vanity; nevertheless, that vanity is in me, otherwise I wouldn't be pleased.

Love of power is closely akin to vanity, but it is not by any means the same thing.

Spacious bathrooms feature a deep soaking tub, a separate glass-enclosed shower, a two-basin vanity, and a WC in a separate alcove.

And, as I mentioned before, it's possible for your vanity metrics to be going up even while you're ruining your product.

And being really fully as inclined to laugh as scold — for I esteemed it all girlish vanity — I at length relented in a measure, and asked.

In China's vanity listings, I think the fraud triangle helps to explain why the frauds happen and might help to predict the next one.

Out of vanity I stopped to show him that, actually, I shave my head and have no worries in the follicular department.

Some women are easily blinded by vanity, but in a real marriage, the man who is able to push you off at night and take care of you in life is a man worth a lifetime.

Loneliness when I was alone, gave me the space to examine myself. My soul filtered through the wash of gurgling water and filtered away the vanity and emptiness, and threw away the numerous and complicated dust.

He was a man full of vanity and self-conceit; a man who, instead of sober despatches to his superiors in England, wrote flowery accounts of himself and his wonderful doings;

Claude was probably a humbug, whose vanity, ambition, and intelligence led him to carve out a niche as the wickedest man in the world;there is always room for a sadist at the top.