1 He's too self-absorbed to care about us.

2 Teenagers always seem so self-absorbed.

3 Those who suffer from narcissism become self-absorbed or chronic show-offs.

4 Self-absorbed media hype went only so far.

5 She was impulsive, self-absorbed and careless about the future.

6 Wholly self-absorbed,[] the tone benefits from this inward direction.

7 At breakfast that morning, Bella seemed unusually self-absorbed.

8 I was too self-absorbed to notice how unhappy she was.

9 Sometimes the self-absorbed child also shows little interest in his parents, ignoring them or seeming not to focus on them.

10 He depicts his noisy, disordered, life-loving, quarrelsome, self-absorbed family with a historian's detachment.

11 The self-absorbed child who is bright and verbal may be-come quite expert in computer, chess, and video games.

12 We were all of us separate and self-absorbed; each one wrote what he was able to write.

13 The reader is subjected to an intensely self-absorbed analysis of countless trivialities.

14 Viewed from outside the confines of that self-absorbed city, Muni is an expense and a nightmare that brings virtually no benefit.

15 Some self-absorbed children play elaborate fantasy games by themselves, and one can admire their creativity and imagination.

16 It appeared that, like other self-absorbed children, Robbie had difficulties at a number of developmental levels.

17 Sometimes a self-absorbed child is less sensitive visually as well.

18 The self-absorbed child,() in particular; has a need to get motivated and get his engine started.

19 Those who suffer from narcissism become self-absorbed.

20 This self-absorbed perspective treats God as a genie who simply exists to serve you in your selfish pursuit of personal fulfillment.

21 The Energy Vampire is self-absorbed and zaps our energy as they go on-and-on endlessly about themselves.

22 That would be Jean Warner, a colorless young woman who has married into a self-absorbed New Hampshire family.

23 Jessica had slammed a drawer open, was sorting knives and forks out, brittle, self-absorbed.

24 Simultaneously bold and innocent, neither abject nor objects of our gaze, they are self-absorbed and self-contained; available to each other.

25 His play may lack assertive or aggressive themes, and still has a self-absorbed quality.

26 Despite her tiredness her movements were deliberate, unhurried, and self-absorbed; like a cat.

27 Of course, several factors explain China's shift from a self-absorbed power obsessed with sovereignty to an influential international actor, not least of which is China's growing economic might.

28 Through Jesus Christ, He pleads with us to come out of our sinful, self-absorbed isolation and yield to the living God.

29 In America, says Mr Lindsey, material abundance has made people more self-absorbed, changing the character of culture and politics.

30 By contrast, less-happy people are more apt to be defensive, isolated, and self-absorbed, and unfortunately, their negative moods are catching (technical name: emotional contagion).

31 According to a new survey, 84 per cent of women struggle with so-called 'toxic friends' who are self-absorbed, emotionally draining, critical or backstabbing.

32 Like anyone with a TV, Shelly had seen her share of pop culture stereotypes, ranging from the disinterested, self-absorbed stepmother to the overeager one who tries too hard.

33 She was totally self-absorbed. she spent tons of time checking herself out in any mirror she could find.

34 One of the potential dangers of constantly working on us is that we can inadvertently become self-absorbed, selfish, unaware of the needs of others and disconnected from reality.

35 FASCINATED as the Romantics were by the spiritual power of untrammelednature, not even the self-absorbed Byron could visit Switzerland withoutexperiencing the Alps.

36 And it has powerful support for this: a popular culture insistent on offering images of grown single women as frazzled, self-absorbed girls.

37 In this regard East Asian students are among the most clueless: too often incurious and self-absorbed, they are notoriously out of touch with American society, and also slow to form advocacy groups.

38 The most fussed-about young poet of the moment is Deborah Garrison, whose new collection, A Working Girl Can't Win, revolves around a quintessentially self-absorbed postfeminist.

38 is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

39 Everyone is self-absorbed to some extent, but when a person is always focused on herself and never lets you share anything about yourself, something needs to give.

40 The lesson is that America has been self-absorbed and complacent, having grown fat and happy during years of bloated credit and illusory wealth.