Conceited used in a sentence

Conceited in a sentence as an adjective

It's like a conceited bus monitor that just goes ahead and "does what's best for me".

But, after some contemplation, I realized how conceited that is.

It somehow makes you arrogant, conceited and evil?

A cocksure, conceited, and often insolent personSounds about right.

It's completely fine if you don't find it interesting, but questioning his competency, or calling this approach conceited, is wrong.

[1] The study of history is, to a first approximation, the study of war. I am not conceited enough to believe that my generation is the first one that is living outside of history.

"Actually, you completely agree with me"I'm sure if you keep that condescending and conceited attitude everyone will come around ...

But the real reason that commenters on Hacker News might appear conceited or condescending is because they usually comment to disagree.

Pointless pedantry continued: "Messr is now a derogatory term for people who resonate arrogance or give the impression that they are conceited.

It infuriates me when citizens are so conceited they think the government should provide everything for them as if they have no agency themselves.

It infuriates me when citizens are so conceited that having the money to afford a higher education is equivalent to the merit of pursuing one.

You know, reading this article half of me was thinking exactly this – it's so goddamn conceited and selfish to write something that says "treat your hackers like the supermen they are and allow them to do whatever they want whenever they want it or else you are stupid and don't deserve them".