Conceit

Her conceit about the meaning of the poem impressed the literature professor.

The author's conceit made the novel an instant bestseller.

The playwright's use of conceit in the dialogue added a layer of complexity to the characters' motivations.

The teacher's lesson was a conceit of analogies that helped students understand complex concepts.

The stand-up comedian's conceit made the audience laugh out loud.

I often conceit myself as a detective solving complex crimes.

He likes to conceit his dream of becoming a pilot.

The student's conceit that he didn't need to study for the exam because he was naturally smart was a mistake.

The actress's conceit that she was the most talented performer in the world was not shared by many.

His conceit that he was the smartest person in the room made him unbearable to be around.

The director's conceit that his movie would win an Oscar was evident in his interviews.

Her conceit that she could learn a new language in a week was unrealistic.

Emily's conceit that she was the most beautiful woman in the room made her seem arrogant.

The artist's conceit that his painting was a masterpiece was not shared by the critics.

They conceit that their team will win the championship this year.

John's conceit that he was the only one who knew how to manage the project led to conflicts with his colleagues.

The politician's conceit that he could solve all of the country's problems on his own was unrealistic.

His conceit that he was the only one who knew how to properly manage the project led to disaster.

The author's conceit that his writing was better than Shakespeare's was unfounded.

The scientist's conceit that he had found a way to travel faster than the speed of light was met with skepticism.

Jane's conceit that she was the best dancer in the class was evident in her attitude.

Her conceit that she could beat anyone at chess led to a humiliating defeat.

The professor's conceit that he was always right made him unpopular among his students.

Her conceit that she could finish the marathon without any prior training was foolish.

The politician's conceit that he could solve all the country's problems with a single policy proposal was criticized by the opposition.

They conceit that their solution is the most efficient one.

I always conceit myself to be a good listener.

Her conceit made her think she was the most beautiful woman in the room.

The CEO's conceit caused him to overlook the opinions of his employees.

His conceit was the reason why he couldn't take advice from anyone.

His conceit made him unable to acknowledge the contributions of his team.

The athlete's conceit made him believe he could win the race without training.

The politician's conceit led him to believe he was the only one capable of solving the problem.

Her conceit prevented her from accepting constructive criticism.

The actor's conceit was evident in the way he interacted with his fans.

Jane's conceit made it difficult for her to make friends.

The author's conceit was evident in the way he talked about his writing.