egocentricity in a sentence

1. Egocentricity; they light up when they're the center of attention.

2. Machiavellian egocentricity — a tendency to consider only personal needs

3. The main function of Amber is to control Red (and therefore egocentricity).

4. This emotionally driven egocentricity is recognised and corrected by the brain.

5. In the dream, therefore, she can point to individuality as well as egocentricity.

6. Illness can also be a justification for egocentricity - the body now needs total dedication.

7. We have to act as adults, forget all egocentricity and learn to search for what we have in common.

8. Embarrassment is always an expression of egocentricity, an association which has been made before.

9. His radical egocentricity found expression in his will to establish his body as a creative entity.

10. Art is, despite its dynamic and that of its supporters’ own egocentricity, always a peacemaking power.

11. I don’t like egocentricity, which is something that I have arduously battled in myself my entire life.

12. But we have to act as adults, forget all egocentricity and learn to search for what we have in common.

13. Yet there are popular politicians who now seduce even adults into this - originally hormonal - egocentricity.”

14. Generally, all these developmental systems show that egocentricity declines, while the openness for others rises.

15. But what’s really astonishing is that we can now understand why this egocentricity in men was actually necessary.

16. Embarrassment is only a form of fear, and actually a particularly dangerous form because it reflects egocentricity.

17. As he let go of his grievances he moved from the fog of egocentricity to the clear and wordless experience of unity.

18. I didn’t want to exhibit my work with my full, real name because I’ve never liked the egocentricity of that approach.

19. - From 6 or 7 years old, At the moment when he begins to overcome egocentricity, he begins to see him as another person.

20. At those times, try to remember that egocentricity and selfishness are perfectly normal developmental stages of childhood.