egoist

Try if you will to be a little less of the egoist.

She doesn't believe him and he calls her an egoist.

That they were not the small egoists she had imagined them made her more comfortable.

I am now fully established as assistant editor of the Egoist.

So it pleased him to talk to her about himself, like the simplest egoist.

"The egoist in the absolute sense is not the man who sacrifices others.

She's one of those unconscious egoists who can only see things in relation as to how it affects them.

Have "egoists" come together where one is the slave or serf of the other?

An egoist certainly; yet not ignobly so, seeking only his own advantage.

Also that unions of egoists are associations with a participant's active will.

Glass People (1972) trapped a woman with little sense of her identity in a marriage to a master egoist.

He was bora to be alone, a damned cold intellectual, an egoist.

That is fitting, for these are clothes for the egoist inside.

It is not a job for an egoist.

Can they be called a union of egoists?

But he's often seen as an egoist, an opportunist or, at worst, a menace to his daughter's development.

His attitude was not that of an egoist.

An unselfish egoist is a man who has pride without the excuse of passion.

The egoist thought it over for a minute.

Egoist became his last notable hit in Germany and Switzerland.

"Do you realize what sort of egoist you are?"

She was the complete egoist and she had made no bones about admitting it!

There would be neither masters nor servants, only egoists.

The egoist might now appeal to the difference between awareness and attentive attentiveness.

You're an egoist; and you'll put yourself first.