aggrandizement

Those who work with him know he's not one for aggrandizement.

He's seeking nothing more than his own personal aggrandizement, she thought.

"He means to see us die here for his own aggrandizement!"

For even if the second art seems only an aggrandizement of the first, these are different enterprises.

Low appears to have taken advantage of that policy to his own aggrandizement.

A career of damage control- and, if some were to be believed, personal aggrandizement.

The regime also made use of the conflict as an opportunity for political education and aggrandizement.

Ms. Richardson said she is involved not out of any need for personal aggrandizement.

He'll never be able to see others as tools for his personal use and aggrandizement."

These words characterize every advance that we have made in State aggrandizement.

This may well have been correct as he had no reputation for self aggrandizement.

"I have no interest in personal aggrandizement," he said.

They feared - how innocent their fears seem now - the aggrandizement by Congress.

As one result, political chicanery and personal aggrandizement became rampant.

It was not done so for his own aggrandizement."

It takes the onus off what might otherwise be pure aggrandizement.

In reality, aggrandizement was very far from Russia's thoughts.

The Designate did not act for his own aggrandizement, but out of sheer conviction.

Hence when he created the world it was not to obtain "any advantage or aggrandizement".

The issue debated by each state legislature was consumer interest, rather than the aggrandizement of farmers.

"A Herald's daughter learns not to let self aggrandizement get in the way of the job," she said.

We can't exploit these kids for our own aggrandizement.

Working in the theater is art, not individual aggrandizement and not just a job."

We lack emotions, therefore have no desire for aggrandizement.

"But should we not also limit our aggrandizement when we have so criticized another's?"