He goes on about Kinski's egocentricity, how it was nothing short of egomania, without appearing to recognize his own.
32.
There's something cathartic about wallowing in other people's egomania, and it's fun to read between the lines.
33.
There were no egomania epidemics, no grumbling about lack of playing time, no pouting over scoring averages that fell as casualties to substitution.
34.
The term " egomania " is often used by laypersons in a pejorative fashion to describe an individual who is intolerably self-centred.
35.
She reproves his faithlessness, but Dioclesian is recalcitrant; in the early scenes of the play he acts with the egomania and bombast of Tamburlaine.
36.
By the way, you may have sycophants, Willie, but none of them will tell you about your second-biggest problem after congenital egomania.
37.
Staying real is a major priority, Griffin conceded _ not only to keep his comedy fresh, but to avoid the egomania that often undermines stars.
38.
So begins the year we must spend cowering in the unrelenting radiance of the Dallas dynasty, where egomania is ridin'high on the limo, pardner.
39.
If this loopy verbal quirk were simple egomania, then Louis XIV might have said, " L'etat, c'est Lou ."
40.
Her reaction to this egomania has been a systematic campaign of mean-spirited practical jokes waged against Dutch, including leaving dog manure inside his desk drawer.
