“narcissism”造句，怎麼用narcissism造句

The collective narcissism of the Kerouac circle is ultimately boring.

Yet as an audience we feed off their narcissism.

Love into their own space, not narcissism, to see if you have what the latest developments.

In costumes more extravagant than any Gaultier concert frocks, he revealed an actor's narcissism, neediness, daring.

Besides, this game generated a "saw" between "female narcissism" in LiBihua's original novel and "male attachment" in ChenKaige's film.

If a person with you is still arbitrary, then either narcissism or not take you seriously at all.

And that's the other problem with narcissism: it's hard to study because almost no one admits to having it.

Put aside your narcissism and see what is true. Don't always lie in a dream world and appreciate yourself deeply and arrogantly.

Thus, as a certain kind of motive force for art composition, it’s no wonder that narcissism is a common tendency among artist.

The resulting frustration could strengthen their pessimism and narcissism. They feel the whole world is filthy and evil and only they themselves are good and so always get hurt.

And the song, from beginning to end,

That is narcissism, not discipleship.

Both of them are peacockish, sensitive, narcissism and self-contempt.

Reporter: Critics say he epitomizes the blind narcissism of China's youth.

She did not show the tendency of narcissism and nihilism of her peers at all.

People who are tortured by narcissism will only focus on their own affairs or constantly show off themselves.

The "culture of narcissism" has abolished collective discipline and concentrated work, in favor of a world of impressions, appearances and disguises.

Because of narcissism, I began to use my camera to record thing around, but I quickly found that the great art of this era, the culture's shock and change is more worthwhile to pay attention to.

This is narcissism at the highest level.

The most obvious is narcissism, which is linked to burnout among students.

Most nonprofessionals have a pretty good sense of what narcissism means, but the formal definition is more precise than the dictionary meaning of the term.

It's classic narcissism.

Mr Clinton's stump speeches tend to narcissism—particularly when he is reflecting on his glory years in the White House.

Freud first mentioned this concept in his essays on narcissism.

In a 2006 study of more than 100 CEOs, researchers at Penn State found that executive narcissism can actually be motivational.