Sentence examples for a bit proud from inspiring English sources

It means absolutely nothing at all. 5. Be a bit proud of yourself.

"We love it," says Dyson. "Some parents were a bit proud at first but now they're piling in.

Just weeks before he was killed by Isis militants in Syria, the former British soldier wrote to a friend that he hoped his mum might be "a bit proud" of her son.

And we are a bit proud of their budding racial independence, since it comes after years of their having expressed feelings that ranged from "I don't want to be black" to "I hate white people".

"But to be honest, French people are a bit proud, and it makes me feel a little like I'm coming from a third world country to get a visa.

I even felt a bit proud – as a 45-year-old mother of four children aged between two and 11, it felt good to do the first 10K in 58 mins.

You need to take strides with confidence; you need to be a bit prouder.

And when I think back to the "me" at that wedding ten years ago, scoffing at the notion that I could be a dad, I occasionally allow myself to feel a little bit proud, a little in awe of what Lin and I are doing.

But Barbra Streisand has it too, so as a gay man I'm a little bit proud.

The price collection is always done with the consent of retailers and Dennis Halberg, co-owner of the store, says: "It's something I am a little bit proud of that we've got a product in the prices measure".

I am grateful, relieved and, yes, even a tiny bit proud to be just another hasbian with a husband, cheering them on.