- a word derived from concern.
Example Sentences
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Shalmiyev has plenty of genuine self-concern, but beyond herself she seems capable of thinking only in stereotypes; she can’t see beyond her own suffering let alone get her readers there.
From New York Times • Feb. 1, 2019
In Newton's view, Bremer exuded "narcissistic self-concern" rather than a discernable ideology.
From The Guardian • Nov. 18, 2012
Will the self-concern of a nation defensively obsessed with its identity make Israelis narrow and provincial?
From Time Magazine Archive
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Locked in the cycle of self-concern, as Playwright Pinter subtly emphasizes through individual repetitive speech patterns, no one of the characters can save himself.
From Time Magazine Archive
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No wonder Rene's scowling expression changed to one of abject self-concern when the priest's name was suddenly connected with his mood.
From Alice of Old Vincennes by Thompson, Maurice