narcissism , also: narcism

I think the most elegant form of narcissism is your children.

But they scored much higher than the other men on narcissism.

Was their attraction to each other a form of narcissism?

If so, it is a narcissism that fashion can use.

The course, for 450 people, is the hospital's third in three years on treating narcissism.

At the bottom line, that's what makes things run: narcissism.

What's going on seems to be something we might describe as "the narcissism of small differences."

Cause that appears to be the situation she is in for due to her narcissism.

Whether because of narcissism or poor social skills, many American men simple cannot relate.

And when it comes from the white right, it's narcissism in the service of hypocrisy.

Look up narcissism in the dictionary, and you may find their photos.

The new narcissism is a response to something altered in the air of British life.

She creates vehicles for herself to the point of narcissism.

Her performance is winning for its complete absence of narcissism.

More research is needed to find the reasons that promote or protect against narcissism.

Can the United States move beyond the narcissism of 9/11?

To what extent does that trend produce a kind of narcissism?

It was as if they expected to knock out their opponents with narcissism.

Pete was straight; he just had a healthy narcissism I could only long for.

Narcissism is a touch stronger, it seems, than his sense of privacy.

And the project has aroused local opposition that is a form of narcissism in itself.

For the author, his became "an exploration of intense narcissism."

They do it out of a deep narcissism because, quite literally, nothing and nobody else matters.

Current theories only link the two together on a scale of narcissism.

She was well-meaning at times, but her narcissism usually got in the way of actually understanding anyone else's problems.