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"Helene," he said quietly, "I suppose that you, who knew nothing of me till you left school, have looked upon me always as a selfish, passionless creature - a weaver of plots, perhaps sometimes a dreamer of dreams, but a person wholly self-centred, always self-engrossed?"

He was too thoroughly self-centred, however, to let other than his own preferences long dominate his Rag-weed's actions.

But there is no tyranny more complete than that which a self-centred negative nature exercises over a morbidly sensitive nature perpetually craving sympathy and support.

They are to be calm and self-centred. If a man takes their cloak, they are to give him their coat, just to show that material things are of no importance.

Summary: Kalaburagi (Karnataka) [India], May 12 (ANI): Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge on Sunday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi by alleging that his campaign is entirely self-centred.

For this, all the leaders and cadres have to give-up their petty interests, self-centred attitude among the leaders with the strong commitment of saving Nepal from foreign direct intervention, political observers remark.

Implicit in such prognostication is the innate feeling that peoples the world over, both on the left and the right, harbour for the humiliation of an arrogant and self-centred superpower.

'I think it was a little bit self-centred attitude of Pandit Nehru that he should be the prime minister.

Panaji: Had Jawaharlal Nehru not been self-centred, India and Pakistan would have been one country, the Dalai Lama said on Wednesday, adding that while Nehru was gifted with experience, mistakes do occur.

A series of letters she wrote during her battle with terminal cancer may show a softer side - but they also expose to the public just how self-centred she was.

what the Tory party stands for - self-centred and greedy".

"He's not self-centred whatsoever like you'd expect a celebrity to be.