Sentence examples for damaged pride from inspiring English sources

Niche Mufwankolo, the uninsured owner of the looted and damaged Pride of Tottenham pub on Tottenham High Road, made a claim for £100,000 under the Riot Damages Act.

Ireland, their run of 10 successive wins ended, will go to Edinburgh nursing damaged pride and something of a grudge against the refereeing of Wayne Barnes, notably in the final moments when a lineout maul was turned over on the Welsh line and then a retreating Wales scrum received a penalty.

Mr. Rangel took the stage looking emotional, and sounded a note of damaged pride and fierce determination.

"A heavy sentence is inevitable as the accused inflicted unbearable agony on the people and damaged national pride," the court said.

the sports ban in south africa really damaged national pride and undoubably put pressure on an end to apartheid.

It damaged local pride when Boeing moved its corporate headquarters from Seattle in 2001, holding Washington State hostage while securing $60 million in tax breaks and subsidies from Illinois and Chicago to relocate.

In fact, it is a miserable step on the way to a Brexit that damages our pride, power and prosperity.

Colonization did disfigure Islamic communities introducing value-confusion, racialism, and damaging the pride that Muslims had about their glorious civilization.

Much damaged north east pride.

Nowadays, the Mets or the Red Sox might still wobble into the postseason, with pride damaged but licensed to sell tickets.

Pride damaged his person and altered his soul.