self-centred

We dealt with Silvio Berlusconi for 20-odd years and coped with Matteo Renzi's youthful self-centredness. So we were used to political megalomaniacs, long before the United States or Britain.

The TRC said in a statement last week that PUGB had been proven to "promote violence, isolation and self-centredness."

You spoke what agitates the minds of Owo indigenes (as opposed to) the self-centredness of a few so-called Omolowos.

Self-centredness, ego and hardlines took centre stage and that is why you see this bad blood between the two.'

Some kids might leave school without the basic reading and writing skills, but they will all get 'A' in militant unionism and self-centredness because they have expert teachers in these matters who set very good examples for them.

Since a true attunement to being and beings is free of self-centredness, compassion arises as the natural response of a full authenticity which leaves nothing out.

The ultimate goal of any social intervention is restoring the dignity of the human persons and liberating them from the humiliation of being excluded along with freeing them from self-centredness. As a result, a person's self-image is improved; self-confidence is enhanced; he or she becomes self reliant and is able to defend his/her rights and dignity.

Here individualism may sound something anti-social or something based on self-centredness but this is not the case.

It is a life of aggression and self-centredness and infinite hazards.

What has led to your children's inability to get along is their innate self-centredness. You and your husband have obviously modelled what a properly loving relationship looks (and sounds) like.

This is why our churches need to have constant vigilance, information and education in order to understand clearly the relationship between today's ecological crisis and our human passions of greed, materialism, self-centredness and rapacity, which result in and lead to the current crisis that we face.