self-loving

In those early days, possibly only the self-loving Edna herself would have guessed at the success she was to become.

He was full of giddy little jokes and a rather self-loving self-deprecation.

So in the movie, I took the opportunity to make him as narcissistic and self-loving as possible.

"You have to reach a self-loving place, not a virtuous place.

However, frequent Twitter users engage in almost double the amount of, er, self-loving than other people do.

Damp teddy-bear syndrome: there was something rather self-loving and consumerist about it.

Journalists are often typecast as square-jawed heroes or self-loving dilettantes.

To criticize the quality of the heart it touches-that's a perilously self-loving act, isn't it?

He also kept a diary, which gives an insight into the events in Parliament; glimpses of his own, possibly self-loving, character are also present.

All Jews are self-loving and self-hating.

They expand upon the Colbert persona, that of a self-loving loudmouth perched on the famous fine line between stupid and clever.

A risque' attack on self-loving Tinseltown."

He believes that modern life and thought have been invaded by number-crunching, self-loving concept pushers whose limitations have diminished us all.

I featured clips from Dr. Betty Dodson's self-loving classes.

There was some relief in watching the show unfold in the usual way, as a tribute to and an exercise in solemn, self-loving escapism.

It misses the degree to which New Media has both democratized the political conversation and accentuated Washington's myopic, self-loving tendencies.

"The next Toscanini you're not," mutters the Concertmaster, who hates the self-loving Maestro.

Molly's mixture of self-loving languor and irrepressible vitality is a splendid realization in its own right, but it also conjures a profound fear.

After all, Lerner is not a self-hating Jew but a self-loving one, who probably hates all those who reject his views.

Virgil refers to the cup shaped corona of the narcissus flower, allegedly containing the tears of the self-loving youth Narcissus.

In the case of Tony Blair, the 'incumbent vicar', the message was nearly always a defence of his recent actions which then turned into a self-loving eulogy.

Mr. Coogan has made a career partly by riffing on narcissism and he’s in fine self-loving form, as is Mr. Brydon.