vain

He did not seem to be vain about his looks.

Give up that vain hope and stay here with me.

I'm not sure why, but one needs parents to be vain.

How nice you are to an old and rather vain man.

He went all over town in a vain search for a job.

It took only a moment to find what a vain hope that was.

Well, it looked as if that was a vain hope.

Maybe she was older than the guy and too vain to have it part of the public record.

"Most people would say women are more vain than men," he said.

I've taken off a couple of years - women are vain.

Like any woman, she had been vain about her beauty.

Yet in so great a matter all advice is vain.

I never knew a animal so vain about its looks.

She had never realized just how vain until right now.

For weeks I have been living with the vain hope that the trial would never take place.

She was ready to tell every thing in her power, but on this subject questions were vain.

As for his weight, well, he might be a bit vain.

Vain stood a short distance away as if nothing had happened.

Her legs were really beautiful, and she was quite vain of them.

Most of us would like to think we're not vain creatures.

He's vain and likes to take care of his body.

Had the others really thought her too proud and vain?

But it was a vain hope, because another song came on.

There was something almost vain about the idea of putting his life down on paper.

It is my vain attempt to keep a part of me going long after I am gone.