Sentence examples for apparent pride from inspiring English sources

"It still has its own power and can't be consumed," Cai said, with apparent pride.

He even managed to refer, with apparent pride, to "this democracy of ours, which was hard gained".

There was little contrition and some apparent pride from the hosts over the incident, as those from Sao Paulo lined up to criticise their visitors.

Related: Jeremy Clarkson: a history of BBC Top Gear controversies Yet Clarkson, who has made an estimated £30m from the show, had built a reputation as the antithesis of the corporation man, taking apparent pride in his straight-talking ways.

It shows Mr Cameron with what appears to be a smirk on his face, standing in the centre of the Bullingdon group, his chest puffed out in apparent pride.

Yet Clarkson, who has made an estimated £30m from the show, had built a reputation as the antithesis of the corporation man, taking apparent pride in his straight-talking ways.

By now, avoiding talk of climate change has become an apparent point of pride in the Trump Administration.

That there is a racial and ethnic mix is surprising, as is the apparent brand-name pride with which flight personnel wear the airline logo.

Her ambition, which she acknowledges with pride, is apparent only in the way that energy is apparent in a glass of fresh water if you know something about cold fusion.

His own pride is apparent, too, even if it is entwined with pain and regret, and he was instrumental in asking for a minute's silence at the Manchester derby tomorrow week, as opposed to a minute's applause.

Still, when he learned Joey had been selected as a Rhodes finalist, Glavin's pride was apparent.