Conceits

He conceits himself on his athletic abilities, but he hardly ever exercises.

The musician's lyrics were full of complex conceits.

The novel's plot relied heavily on the use of conceits.

The politician conceits that he can solve all the country's problems.

He often conceits his fluency in multiple languages.

The poet's conceits were too abstract for the audience to understand.

She conceits that she is a mermaid whenever she goes swimming.

He conceits that he is a knight in shining armor, rescuing the princess from the dragon.

The fashion designer conceits a unique style for the upcoming fashion show.

The architect conceits an innovative skyscraper design.

She conceits that she is a superhero, saving the world from villains.

The professor conceits a new theory on quantum physics.

He conceits that he is a billionaire, living a life of luxury on his private island.

He conceits himself to be the best singer in the world.

The writer conceits a utopian society in her latest novel.

She often conceits that she's the best singer in the choir.

He conceits that he is a famous author, winning the Nobel prize for literature.

She conceits that she is a famous chef, cooking for Michelin-starred restaurants.

The artist conceits a world of wonder in his paintings.

He conceits himself on his mathematical prowess.

The CEO conceits himself on his business acumen, but his decisions have led to losses.

The chef conceits himself on his signature dish, which is actually mediocre.

The author conceits himself on his writing ability, but his latest book was poorly reviewed.

She always conceits herself on her looks, but it's all a facade.

He conceits himself on his wealth, but he inherited it all from his parents.

He conceits himself on his musical talent, but he has never performed in public.

She conceits herself on her linguistic skills, but she struggles to speak fluently.

The artist conceits herself on her unique style, but it's not well-received by critics.

He often conceits about his success in the stock market.

He conceits his knowledge of history by constantly correcting others.

The artist conceits her latest painting to be her masterpiece.

She conceits her public speaking skills by always volunteering to speak at events.

She conceits herself on her ability to speak three languages fluently.

He often conceits about his ability to fix any type of car.

The CEO of the company conceits about the rapid growth of their business.

The singer conceits that her latest album will be a huge hit.

He conceits his technological skills by fixing gadgets for his friends.

She conceits her fashion sense by always dressing stylishly.

She conceits her artistic abilities by showing off her paintings.

She conceits her athletic abilities in every conversation.

She conceits about her remarkable progress in yoga.

She conceits her cooking skills to impress her guests.

He conceits his musical talent at every opportunity.

She conceits herself on her exceptional cooking skills.

He conceits about his knowledge of ancient history.

He always conceits about his academic achievements.

The use of conceits made the play more interesting.

Shakespeare's plays are filled with poetic conceits.

The advertising campaign was full of clever conceits.

The writer employed numerous conceits to embellish the storyline.