Examples of using Self-conceit in English and their translations into German
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Tries. They are easy prey to self-conceit.
Self-conceit of a young woman.
Therefore the moral law breaks down self-conceit.
At last the self-conceit also leads to the infamous back-stroke.
Inasmuch as self-confidence is blessed in action,so is self-conceit ruinous.
Through ignorance and self-conceit do not become comparable to gilded fools.
The struggle against materialist dialectics on the contrary expresses a distant past,conservatism of the petit bourgeoisie, the self-conceit of university routinists and….
And you must abandon your self-conceit that America is the world's only great nation.
The first one does not deserve to have more patience with him, for he does not want to accept the truth because of pride and self-conceit, and only wants that everything conforms itself to him.
When falsehood and self-conceit apparently rule, then indeed there has arrived a great turning point in evolution.
How laughable the world is in its self-conceit- men's self-conceit.
Indeed, the self-conceit of ignorance and a contempt for the neighbor are indicated in the distortion of speech.
To be left unclear, the feeling of self-conceit, which fired the conjectures.
It was this self-conceit that sprouted more abundantly than ever, which was quite natural, because conceit always needs the soil of narrow-mindedness.
Of course, not for the sake of sacrilege or self-conceit can one draw comparisons from all the domains of nature.
Leave all self-conceit out and come in all humility with loving hearts to me and receive the fullness of my love, which I want to give to all my creatures.
Humanity suffers so greatly from egoism and self-conceit that it is indispensable to affirm the closest source.
All this is the old devil and old serpent, who also converted Adam and Eve into enthusiasts,and led them from the outward Word of God to spiritualizing and self-conceit, and nevertheless he accomplished this through other outward words.
They that are intoxicated by self-conceit have interposed themselves between it and the Divine and Infallible Physician.
But you human beings yourselves stand before God as scheming,neglectful servants who in their selfishness, self-conceit and ridiculous claim to know everything have never respected His Will.
Thus through his wrong volition, his obstinacy and self-conceit, he has not only held back any true blossoming, but has ruined Subsequent Creation and brought about only harm instead of blessing!
And one who, out of a demonstrative self-assertion,scorns a reverential attitude in himself and in others will remain imprisoned in his self-conceit- a most formidable bar to a true maturity of character and to spiritual growth.
Whatever man thinks, wherever he tries to investigate, his self-conceit prevents him from finding the Truth, because he thereby stands upon a false foundation from which he is unable ever to think rightly, however honestly he tries to do so.
Both sciences- astronomy and natural science- have been givento man to dampen his pride, to eliminate his self-conceit and still raise him high above all spaces as a spirit, since they enabled the finite to guess and conceive the infinite.
On the other hand,so little is there pain in it that if once one has laid aside self-conceit and allowed practical influence to that respect, he can never be satisfied with contemplating the majesty of this law, and the soul believes itself elevated in proportion as it sees the holy law elevated above it and its frail nature.
You would rather hail Luciferian satellites who, in flattering your vanities and encouraging your self-conceit, then all the more surely cut you off from the Light and keep you in spiritual indolence, which must lead to the sleep of death for your true being!
One can also for those, who laugh at all morality as amere phantom of a human imagination stepping over itself through self-conceit, not do a more wished-for service than to admit to them that the concepts of duty(just as one gladly convinces oneself also out of convenience that it is the case also with all other concepts) had to be drawn only from experience;