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But how does a teacher succeed in "dismantling" their students' egos in this kind of cultural milieu?

During the credit bubble, the huge, global, U.S.-based investment banks-citigroup, Lehman, bank of america-strutted around the slopes, their egos and balance sheets swollen.

Because computers don’t have egos or tender sensibilities, they should be perfect in this role, but they typically behave the opposite way.

If we want to fall in love with our lives—and by this I don't mean the "we" of our small-minded egos—we must work diligently to manifest our larger selves in our daily lives.

If head coaches could check their egos and let a qualified speed and conditioning coach handle this aspect of training they just might be producing better and smarter athletes.

Without naming anyone, Iverson said several players on the Team USA squad may have packed their egos along with their uniforms when they left for the States for Greece.

Yet the very people who pursue science have gigantic egos.

Such thrusting figures often possess considerable egos and want to maximise personal glory.

Gates doesn't address anyone by name, hand out praise or stroke any egos.

In an age of inflated egos and "creative" resume production, behavioral interviews involve lots of no-nonsense "show me" questions.

A master of disguise, Holmes had an arsenal of unlikely alter egos, from an old lady to a "simple-minded Nonconformist clergyman."

Ron Conway, a well-known investor in tiny firms, has privately castigated some of his fellow super angels for having overinflated egos and for appearing too keen to make a fast buck.

Always, always, always referring every goddam thing that happens right back to our lousy little egos. 不管是什么*屁事，我们总是，总是，总是忘不了我们那点叫人作呕的、微不足道的自我。

Men’s egos are very much tied to their careers and their breadwinning capabilities.

"The Avengers should never have worked. Too many characters, too many egos, and an inexperienced director," The New York Times movie critic a.

It is the peculiar story of two of the more talented Dutchmen at the World Cup and the way, when egos collide, a flutter of a butterfly's wing can quickly turn into a tempest.

Animals have their egos but they are still innocent, not so violent.

The ordinary world is the world of egos.

Men, for their part, need to develop the courage to drop the defense mechanisms that bolster their egos and pride, and search for true intimacy with their mates.