self-aggrandizer

Dominant smiling makes you a self-aggrandizer; she believes that people who are truly comfortable with their status don’t smile to unnerve.

But the senator I spoke with dismissively waved him away as a chronic self-aggrandizer and hypocrite, and flicked away Graham’s foreign policy talk as aspirational clichés.

But it’s also, unwittingly, an indictment of Bolton himself—as warmonger, self-aggrandizer, deceiver, at times a shrewd bureaucratic operator, at other times stunningly blind to the politics around him, and, in any case, a man that no future president should hire to walk his dog, much less help guard the nation.

Aubrey is a relentless self-aggrandizer, forever painting himself as the hero in reckless disasters of his own making.

Trump is often portrayed as, above all, a narcissist, a self-aggrandizer and a bully who wants to divide the country.