Sentence examples for displayed pride from inspiring English sources

Some presidential candidates, such as Jeb Bush and Carly Fiorina, described the struggles of family members with substance abuse, while others like Chris Christie and John Kasich, displayed pride in having expanded access to treatment in their home states.

Comments displayed pride in mastering the skill and the ability to suture seemed to be a positive characteristic within non-surgical specialties.

Showing them like this, Wilson can only be displaying pride: a humble, stoic, artistic representation of the war effort.

Rather it was a moment to display pride, and so they stayed where they were, chanted and applauded, and no doubt felt a step had been taken into the light after weeks spent trapped in doom and gloom.

His opinion reflected Czech society's idea of these two composers: to make political use of their fame (to display pride "in the face of the hostile surrounding world"), it had pulled together the scraps of folklore to be found in the music and stitched them into a national banner to fly above the work.

Even with the rest of America on the economic ropes then, Texans counted their cash and displayed their pride.

Under at times withering questioning from Judge Seabury, Mr. Walker displayed injured pride, humility, indignation, rapier wit and defiance in what turned into a popularity contest.

It is evident in services of prayer and candlelight vigils, and American flags which are displayed in pride and wave in defiance.

He painted the celebration of the power of love for the Roman nobleman Vincenzo Giustiniani, possibly to mark a wedding, and it was displayed in pride of place in Giustiniani's palace behind a green curtain.

In a tweet, the Washington DC-based Coalitoon to Stop Gun Violence branded Zimmerman "the poster boy for a degenerate gun culture that treats murder weapons as idols to be displayed with pride".

Students generally reported enjoying the project and displayed some pride in their finished product.