more egotistic

His old place has lately been taken by a noisier, more egotistic and robust sort of person, a young man named Bradlaugh, who at one time dubbed himself "Iconoclast," and, bearing that ambitious title, used to harangue knots of working men in the North of England with the most audacious of free-thinking rhetoric.

The map of the Holy Land unquestionably is more appropriate than the 338 portraits of the two statesmen; but the arms of the archbishop introduced into the Scriptures indicate a more egotistic spirit in the good prelate than, perhaps, becomes the saintly humility of the pastor.

With her it is always less ideal, more personal, more egotistic than with Terry.

As one gets older one is more difficult to please: but the sting of pleasure is even keener than in youth and far more egotistic.

I believe country-people are even more egotistic than the dwellers in cities.