Boyish boastfulness which is at the same time coarse and clumsy . . . . If we are not as talented as you, Monsieur Zola, to make up for it we believe in God .
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His effectiveness in the field was widely acknowledged by many of his colleagues, but other aspects of his character were less appreciated his capacity for bearing grudges, his boastfulness and his distortions of the truth.
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After making an offensive anatomical reference that's often used to convey extreme confidence, the song's narrator swings between boastfulness and insecurity in describing that sweet time when a man has the world at his feet.
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Critics have drawn attention to a number of typical negative characteristics of the letters, including the airbrushing of bad news, the " excruciating " level of banal detail, and the implied egocentricity and boastfulness of the sender.
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Certainly it becomes the latter as Bob's boastfulness turns into sexual humiliation, and when it becomes clear that most of the film's self-deluding characters crave worthless prizes that they can't even have.
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During this time he wrote letters to his pub friends in Haworth which give " a vivid picture of Branwell's scabrous humour, his boastfulness, and his need to be accepted in a man's world ".
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Sinatra told songwriter Ervin Drake in the 1970s that he " detested " singing the song, because he believed audiences would think it was a " self-aggrandizing tribute ", professing that he " hated boastfulness in others ".
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Colin Martin's emotionally charged erotic memoir, " Virgins and Other Myths, " pushes the boundaries of solo performance in ways that deliberately confuse confessional autobiography, the vocabulary of recovery, locker-room boastfulness and male striptease.
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The Zamboangue�o customs are based on European and Iberoamerican notions of patriarchal authority, etiquette, familial obligation, as well as a feeling of superiority characterized by excessive pride, vanity, jealousy, boastfulness and snobbishness over their less-Westernized neighbors.
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Zamboangue�o customs are based on Spanish and European notions of patriarchal authority, etiquette, familial obligation, as well as a feeling of superiority-characterized by excessive pride, vanity, jealousy, boastfulness, and snobbishness-over their less-Westernized neighbors.
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