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avoid any expense that appeals to vanity or snobbery.

The novel focuses heavily on the vanity of war and how many of the soldiers were naive, fighting for ideals.

" However, iNews referred to the album as nothing more than an "hour-long vanity project.

He argues that forces of nature come together to produce actions, and it is only vanity that causes us to regard ourselves as the agent in charge of these actions.

In some cases, a performer may produce their own star vehicle as self-promotion or a vanity project.

Ivan of Rila refused to meet the tsar in person to avoid the temptation of vanity and pride due to the extraordinary visit.

This is not about vanity.

In 2009, Harlequin Enterprises announced the creation of a vanity press imprint, Harlequin Horizons.

It is commonly supposed that the institution of a system of court ranks and titles was intended to reinforce the bond between the monarch and his ministers by playing on the vanity of the courtiers.

which tested vanity in a test-tube'" – and that Bishop, who had little regard for them, misunderstood them.

The sageness of his works are monuments to the freedom of being and thought against materialism, the contemporary obsession with consumption and productivity, the arrogance and abuse of authority, the vanity of social formalities and the injustice of the wealthy towards the poor.

Through the use of symbolic elements, her paintings reflect themes commonly found in Dutch still life of the 17th-century, such as vanity, impermanence, and the obligation to devote oneself to God.

2008 European Award for Quality by the Europe Business Assembly (EBA), a vanity award.

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The foundation stone for Perth Town Hall was laid on by Governor Hampton in a ceremony involving a lot of pomp and parade.

I due pompieri (1968, directed by Bruno Corbucci) as Ciccio Barrese.

But the real zest is provided by Ian Richardson and Andrea Ferreol, who bring great comic verve to the roles of the pompous popinjay of an opera director and his deluded diva of a wife.

Despite a detached and pompous manner, he takes his role as a doctor very seriously and readily comes to the aid of Jeremy.

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Embracing a reasoned sensibility, Wollstonecraft contrasts her theory of civil society with Burke's, which she describes as full of pomp and circumstance and riddled with prejudice.

In Rock Albums of the Seventies (1981), he called it "jazz-rock's answer to Emerson, Lake " Palmer--the worst of both worlds"; and Corea's compositions "pompous", faux classical; while deriding certain members of his group's playing as being on display "in all their dazzling vacuity".

De pompenplanters (B"B: The Plunderers).

" Nautilus pompilius is the scientific name of a species of cephalopod (mistakenly called a nudibranch by the band) commonly known as the Chambered Nautilus.

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The fair was not only a religious festival for the Samutiris, but also an occasion for the display of all their pomp and power as the most powerful chiefs of Kerala.

The king's body was a little while after burned with great pomp and ceremony, and the Brahmins elected a new king for the next term.

"If three or four papers out of 15 are successful and the others are not, they might say they're not driven by the market, they have some higher vocation: to serve the public interest or some pompous stuff like that.