| Once he had him and he was incapacitated to the degree that Lex could do anything he wanted with him he could aggrandize himself in front of him. | |
| This arrangement of ours cannot work if you seek every opportunity to aggrandize yourself at my expense. | |
| Without wanting to aggrandize ourselves... I think we are fighting today for something as big as the abolition of slavery. | |
| you always aggrandize | |
| Once he had him and he was incapacitated to the degree that Lex could do anything he wanted with him he could aggrandize himself in front of him. | |
| This arrangement of ours cannot work if you seek every opportunity to aggrandize yourself at my expense. | |
| Without wanting to aggrandize ourselves... I think we are fighting today for something as big as the abolition of slavery. | |
| you always aggrandize | |
| - It aggrandizes. | |
| Now, it costs him 2 and a half cents to make the average boiler and he aggrandizes all that property. | |
| - It aggrandizes. | |
| Now, it costs him 2 and a half cents to make the average boiler and he aggrandizes all that property. | |
| Remarks and impressions appear aggrandized. | |
| Self-aggrandized, self-consumed. (sighs) (keys jangling) | |
| That you are a pompous, self-consumed, self-aggrandized man who thinks he's smarter and knows better than everybody else. | |
| Yeah, aggrandized. | |
| About that new park. It's one thing to show initiative, but you don't want people to think of you as self-aggrandizing. | |
| And he clearly suffers from persistent ego aggrandizing disorder. | |
| And so I am forced to take on the task myself with no intention of glorifying or aggrandizing or immortalizing my own memory but rather in the hope that such a memoir might someday be useful to others. | |
| As far as I can see, you are the same vapid, narcissistic, self-aggrandizing bitch as you ever been. | |
| Bordering on self-aggrandizing narcissism. | |
| Remarks and impressions appear aggrandized. | |
| Self-aggrandized, self-consumed. (sighs) (keys jangling) | |
| That you are a pompous, self-consumed, self-aggrandized man who thinks he's smarter and knows better than everybody else. | |
| Yeah, aggrandized. | |
| About that new park. It's one thing to show initiative, but you don't want people to think of you as self-aggrandizing. | |
| And he clearly suffers from persistent ego aggrandizing disorder. | |
| And so I am forced to take on the task myself with no intention of glorifying or aggrandizing or immortalizing my own memory but rather in the hope that such a memoir might someday be useful to others. | |
| As far as I can see, you are the same vapid, narcissistic, self-aggrandizing bitch as you ever been. | |
| Bordering on self-aggrandizing narcissism. | |
