Sentence examples for assumes pride from inspiring English sources
He might be ranked the world's third-best golfer, and considered the best player on Europe's Ryder Cup team this week, but Westwood is so relieved to have recovered from his recent injury that the quips fly around the clubhouse office where his mother's latest floral display assumes pride of place.
Cheerful graduation photos of some of her eight children and a basketball trophy assume pride of place.
From the largest of the National Theatre's three playhouses to the commercial mainstream, and from a leading incubator of musical theater to various banner addresses off-West End, shows involving men and women of color have assumed pride of place to a degree that I can't recall ever previously equaled in London — at least not in this quantity.
With Bonnefons and his confrere La Varenne, whose influential work "Le Cuisinier François" ("The French Cook") appeared in 1651, vegetables assumed pride of place in French cooking, served only with mild seasonings and smooth, emulsified sauces that allowed for their essential flavors to shine through.
Many assume all gay people will first be confused about their sexuality, figure out they're gay, accept that they are and finally, take pride in it.
We take pride in our work.
I had assumed New Yorkers, who pride themselves on not even looking up when a celebrity walks by, might have had more sang-froid, or at least tolerance.
Mastering them this time was assumed to evoke pride [ 23].
Money could buy a place in posterity, and the notion that poetry mediated between the memorable achievement and the deserved glory is a recurrent motif in epinician poetry especially in Pindar's epinicia, where the consciousness of his own poetic talent assumes an attitude of vigorous pride.
In order to achieve this, the union has had to swallow its pride and assume the role of cheerleader for Royal Mail's modernisation objectives.
