Sentence examples for a cause for pride from inspiring English sources

Was it a cause for pride, or for squirming discomfort?

"It is a cause for pride and celebration, not a pawn in a dangerous political game.

To them, patricide was a cause for pride: an even more shocking reaction, perhaps, than the endemic indifference of Mr. McDonagh's people.

And while the Finnish education system, Italian paid holidays and Iceland's robust approach to its own banking crisis should be a cause for pride for each of those countries, Moore's partisan and simplistic approach feels more like a big, fat insult to audience intelligence rather than an effective call to arms.

But basketball is proving to be a great way to bring people together and give a cause for pride and celebration.

This should be a cause for pride in both states, which should serve to mollify any grumbling about having to vote twice.

"While we see that as a cause for state pride, sadly some may see it as a problem to be corrected.

In the 1930's, with the country in deep economic depression and still grieving for 60,000 killed in World War I, Bradman's achievements were a cause for national pride.

Whether you agree with his politics or not, he is the personification of the American dream and as such, should be a cause for national pride, not derision.

Arvind V. Mahankali is both a spelling champion and a rightful cause for pride among those who wish to preserve Yiddish as a source of joy and inventiveness, not a set of cookie-cutter rules.

Stagflation was taking hold across many Western economies and, Hayek warned, "we have at the moment little cause for pride: as a profession we have made a mess of things".