self-opinion

I should be sorry to shock your self-opinion, but you were never more mistaken.

Mogaba's self-opinion is his big weakness but I don't think anyone could get him to believe that.

The Palms for people overburdened with wealth and self-opinion.

When writing the CV, remember that self-opinion is best avoided.

To give value will be the saving of her self-opinion, her sense of honor.

Humility: A mechanism by which a person, considering their own defects, has a humble self-opinion.

High self-esteem not justified by achievement can lead to higher aggression levels when that inflated self-opinion gets challenged.

He apparently can't distinguish between an authentic, deserved respect for one's self and the exaggerated boastfulness of attempts to evade a low self-opinion.

Patty is best known as a girl who thinks highly of herself, and because of her self-opinion, she often torments the hapless Charlie Brown.

If we don't allow children's confidence to be robustly tested, and punctured, then their artificially inflated self-opinion will burst at the slightest prodding.

Many of the game's greatest hitters were just as ornery as Bonds, maintaining a lofty self-opinion and motivating themselves by real or perceived slights.

Ms Him-a-non-person is the ultimate expression of contempt, conceit and self-opinion ever to strut on the UK political stage.

Another concept that developed was Galaxity as a proxy for Western democracy; contrary to its benign self-opinion it is imperialistic and prone to a corrupt real-politik.

Serena bounced back from last season's absences to win the Australian Open in January, ratifying her own rather large self-opinion that tennis for her is strictly a matter of occasional determination.

Such persons, however elevated by flattery, arrogance, and self-opinion, must be sensible that, whether covered or not by positive law, in some way or other they are accountable even here for the abuse of their trust.

Southey, whose political about-face was more blatant than that of the others, still comes in for a measure of biting criticism: "not truth, but self-opinion is the ruling principle of Mr. Southey's mind".

By contrast, Haye remains relatively fresh - and, because of his high self-opinion and desire to make serious money, I rather suspect we will see him in the ring with one of the Klitschkos before next summer.

When adopting these roles, managers have to be observant against a tendency to place too much emphasis on self-opinion rather than fact, and for them to take ownership of the problem/challenge being discussed, rather than coach the person through the issue.

Although generally popular with members of the company, Crawford left Leo McKern with 'the remaining impression of a young man with an inflated self-opinion regarding his importance', although McKern added, 'However, he was obviously quite correct in this regard.'

Many fail to recognize that this is a trait of those of low self-opinion who care deeply about the opinion of others, not of those who feel superior and have high self-esteem and do not care at all about the opinion of others.