New-media companies take a lot of pride in the characteristics of their communities, especially when the general vibe is positive.
Some of the most common archetypes and their characteristics include: The lion: strength, pride The wolf: dishonesty, greed, rapaciousness The donkey: ignorance The fly: wisdom The fox: cleverness, trickiness The hawk: bossiness, absolutism The hen: conceitedness The lamb: innocence, shyness[7].
A native Berliner, he welled over with the pride that is characteristic of this city, which is now prized throughout Europe as a destination for the young but is also scarred by its history.
Whether you agree with him or not, it's impossible to deny the immense range of meat and cooking techniques in China, with each of it's 33 regions taking immense pride in their characteristic food styles.
Personal pride, identified as another characteristic of high trust in self, implied women's strong determination to reveal the true state of their condition only when they had something to show for the efforts undertaken, i.e. the baby itself.
It was no less good to see the teachers' pride in old Paris school characteristics like beaten jumps — in which the legs are beaten together rapidly — and the presentation of the feet.
This cherished national characteristic has long been a source of pride, as a character in Alan Bennett's The Old Country demonstrates.
They study other genres as well, but lyric poetry, with its characteristic intimacy and introspection, has long held pride of place in my classroom.
Leaving aside that subtly insinuated notion that violent pride is a universal male characteristic, there is certainly something to that argument, which Ms. Dworkin substantiates in a wide-ranging ramble through the rich history of human cruelty and depravity.
I've been studying the history of the Scots-Irish for a couple of years now, and pride was always a defining characteristic of the culture.
