Sentence examples for Not as proud from inspiring English sources

Not as proud as Sir Michael Stoute could be of Papal Bull, or, indeed, the Duke's connections, even though Peslier did not demur when asked whether he thought the tricky Papal Bull was 'a monkey'.

But not as proud as he was.

"I don't think the young players are dreaming of playing for England, I believe in England they are not as proud as they used to be".

Her own family, though, was perhaps not as proud of Lazarus's outspoken and brazen efforts as those in the Jewish sisterhood.

"I don't know the answer but from the outside I believe that in England they are not as proud as they used to be," said Vieira.

"How many times in your life do you get a chance to redo something that you're not as proud of?" Texas Coach Mack Brown said Monday.

There was a stage when I was younger, in primary school, and a lot of people who came from an African background weren't as proud of it.

The mother of two, who met her husband Ryan Sutter on the inaugural season of "The Bachelorette" in 2003, is known for her fit figure (she's showed it off here, here, here...) But after giving birth to her children, Maxwell and Blakesley, Sutter decided she wasn't as proud of her bikini bod as she'd once been.

But what it has to offer to the common defence of freedom as a partner, not as a proud lone wolf is all the more valuable to an America that has been shaken, since August, out of several complacent assumptions.IN the sphere of defence, the meaning of the writing in the sky is not that Britain too must reach for outer space, but that the Atlantic alliance must henceforth be an uninhibited one.

I share his appreciation of this important emotion, but I'm not quite as proud of my own anxiety as Kafka was of his.

Pressed in late August this year about the veteran Yankee starter Mike Mussina, whose lost mastery had just cost him his place in the starting rotation, Joe said, "Yes, he's not maybe as proud of his stuff as he'd like to be".