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What also appealed to the Komische is that Gaffigan, ambitious but far from egoistical, actually seems to practice what so many of his colleagues preach about a consciously collaborative style.

“The incentives are very short term and egoistical.”

“He was not a showman, and he was not egoistical,” said Michael McCarthy, director of music at Washington National Cathedral, where the King’s choir regularly performed over the years.

One more egotistical, or egoistical, remark, and I proceed.

Even those persons whom the child seems to love from the very beginning, it loves at the outset because it has need of them, cannot do without them, in others words, out of egoistical motives.