Examples of using Self-centred in English and their translations into Slovak
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it is the fruit of an anxious and self-centred lack of trust.”(85).
lifestyle of the pagans, remains timely today, when a new self-centred paganism is growing.
one no longer directed toward the shallow and self-centred goals of wealth,
particularly on his father who has raised this arrogant and self-centred child, but it also brings enormous grief to the older man,
the Sacrament of Baptism, we are moved to free our hearts every day from the burden of material things, from a self-centred relationship with the“world” that impoverishes us
to replace these dangerous feelings by self-centred egoism, a pervasive cynicism that holds that all change is for the worse,
Then too, the family itself is not infrequently considered disposable, thanks to the spread of an individualistic and self-centred culture which severs human bonds
She's selfish and self-centred.
Mothers are the strongest antidote to the spread of self-centred individualism.
He was an illusion who helped me forget my last self-centred wish.
To be people who must not live in a self-centred way because the centre… is Christ
without exception… I was incredibly obnoxious, appalling, self-centred.'.
how to live self-giving, free from any form of self-centred slavery.
It is too easy to blame some mysterious phenomenon such as“our genes” for the grasping self-centred morality of the market place.
your daily life is a completely non self-centred way of living,
I finally saw him for what he was- a self-centred withholding creep, who was still the best sex I ever had in my life.
However, unless we check the self-centred tendencies of our organisations,
The self-centred inevitably become disrespectful; very often they
details about your personal life can create an unhealthy self-centred behaviour, distancing a person from real-life relationships thus making it difficult to deal with stress.
source in this emotion, in which, for the moment, all self-centred desire is dead, and the mind becomes a mirror for the vastness of the universe.