| He wished that O'Connor didn't make him feel quite so much like a first-year law student talking to an egomaniacal professor. |
| The symptoms are clear: egomaniacal corporate strategies and extravagant personal rewards. |
| Handily, they also help explain the egomaniacal narcissism that is having children as well as the absurd love and delight the enterprise engenders. |
| It is an egomaniacal exercise irrelevant to the purpose for which performers should be concerned. |
| The party is still lumbered with an egomaniacal leader and still singing the same old tune. |
| But I find it hard to get indignant about an amoral, egomaniacal novelist refusing to save the lives of two brutal killers. |
