Playing in the World Cup brings profound national pride.
Summing them up in the show's catalog, Mr. Walther wrote that they documented "a profound innocence, tremendous pride and a unique sense of humor in American society".
With a sense of deep loss and profound sorrow, the Pride of Judea Community Services Division of Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services mourns the passing of Sidney Bassuk.
I'm sitting next to one of the youngest people I can see – Maddie, 16, who tells me things like: "Did you know there are 142 staircases in Hogwarts?" – and I am filled with a profound sense of pride in the kids these books produced.
The second strand aims to instil a profound knowledge of – and pride in – the Malian heritage.
Ged is a great hero, and one loves everything about him, from his fiery pride and profound courage to his dark skin and fierce pet rat.
The dent to his pride is profound, more wounding than any professional blow to the head, and the scene closes in agony, as he takes out his frustration on a meat slicer.
In a state ceremony that conveyed France's pride and profound sadness, President Emmanuel Macron paid tribute on Wednesday to the officer who he said had the "gratitude, admiration and affection of the whole country".
That optimism, rooted in a profound sense of local pride that can sometimes jar with outsiders, is Texas's dominant characteristic.It is the reason why the wildcatter, the independent oilman whose test drillings might come up dry 20 times before gushing in the end, is an enduring Texas symbol.
Natasha Ervin, a local caterer whose family moved to Opa-Locka in 1976, said she decided to buy her first home in the city 24 years later out of a profound sense of civic pride.
