| The treasured ideas of self-importance and self-opinion, of ideal birth and quality, had become more precious to him, because he could only enjoy them in secret. |
| If I should ever attain to the degree of self-opinion requisite to such an undertaking, I shall labour at it with pleasure. |
| Instead, this was a performance laced with the same complacency and inflated self-opinion that sent United spinning out of the Champions League. |
| The tragedy is that it's their self-opinion, not the size of their genitals, that hampers their success. |
| We feel faint and heartless, and without the smallest degree of self-opinion. |
| I should be sorry to shock your self-opinion, but you were never more mistaken. |
