Sentence examples for a proud example from inspiring English sources
(We disbanded soon after I delivered the metal master to Los Angeles, making ours a proud example of a federal project that evaporated once its mission was accomplished).
That nasty, jealous Ted Cruz tried to smear Donald for his current marriage to the gorgeous Melania, but here's what I say: Melania is a proud example of Donald's forthright approach to immigration.
That all but ensures that the case of Dr. Borukhova and her cousin, Mikhail Mallayev — which embroiled the close-knit Bukharian Jewish community where she and her husband, Daniel Malakov, a dentist, had been a proud example of immigrant success — will go another round in the spotlight.
I don't think anyone would hold up this stream of tweets as a proud example of an enlightening colloquy," Keller said, referring to the reaction to his post.
It is on the side of those still-swinging elders of which Ms. Fonda is a proud living example.
And he argues that Washington's ability to hold his soldiers together and set a proud, stoical example mattered more than any individual battle could.
But we had a head start, because we were fortunate to benefit from her proud example, and her warm and generous advice".
Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, paid tribute to "her proud example" and said: "We remain grateful for Nancy Reagan's life, thankful for her guidance, and prayerful that she and her beloved husband are together again".
I considered myself a loud-and-proud example of the benefits of early detection.
"Jesus and the Disciples" (1995), for example, shows a proud lineup of Indians wrapped in gorgeous tribal raiment on either side of a stern Jesus blanketed in austere black and white.
We were one of the main drivers behind APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation), and we have helped resolve several regional conflicts.We have a proud tradition of leading by example—such as our unilateral tariff reductions, beginning in the late 1980s, which contributed to the global progress on free trade in the years that followed.
