egotistically

Indeed, egotistically preoccupied with his own side of the case, he had scarcely bestowed a thought on hers.

But he lived to see the day when, as he egotistically said, "it became circulated like the newspapers."

Hugh thought for himself; he thought round and through his position, not egotistically but with a quality of responsibility.

His eyes took on a glint of intelligence, one might almost say of hope, and he smiled egregiously, egotistically.

I do, and I egotistically take my friends to see the result.

The Romanticist egotistically pursues his personal happiness, and believes himself to be of infinite importance.

I, in fine, just rudely and egotistically thrust forward the beastly way I should have done it.