25 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Vainglorious' in a Sentence
"Characterized by an excessive desire for praise or admiration, often showing off and boasting about oneself; having an inflated sense of one's own importance or achievements." more
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His vainglorious behavior during the crisis undermined public trust.
Despite his vainglorious exterior, he harbored a deep fear of inadequacy.
Her vainglorious attitude alienated her from her colleagues.
His vainglorious attempt to impress the interviewers with jargon fell flat.
Her vainglorious approach to parenting alienated her children in the long run.
Despite being vainglorious, he struggled with self-doubt in private moments.
In his vainglorious pursuit of fame, he neglected his true passion.
The vainglorious captain took credit for the team's success but blamed others for failures.
The author's vainglorious writing style overshadowed the substance of the book.
The vainglorious leader's actions spoke louder than his words.
The vainglorious fashion model believed they were the epitome of beauty.
The vainglorious parent constantly boasted about their child's achievements.
In his vainglorious pursuit of popularity, he lost touch with genuine connections.
The vainglorious speaker captivated the audience with empty rhetoric.
Despite his vainglorious claims, his achievements were minimal.
Her vainglorious posts on social media attracted both admiration and eye-rolls.
His vainglorious speech at the ceremony annoyed many attendees.
The vainglorious athlete focused more on self-promotion than teamwork.
His vainglorious smile masked the insecurities he harbored deep within.
In her vainglorious pursuit of perfection, she overlooked the beauty of imperfections.
Despite the vainglorious promises, the project failed to deliver results.
The vainglorious monarch constantly boasted about his grandeur.
The vainglorious artist adorned their studio with self-portraits.
The vainglorious professor lectured more about their achievements than the subject matter.
The vainglorious coach focused on personal glory rather than team development.
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