"It provides a great occasion for the gunners to display their professionalism and pride in conducting such an honour in Scotland's capital city".
The Mexican vendors take pride in displaying their produce.
At the same time, it's become more common to see contemporary pop stars displaying their jazz bona fides with pride: witness Lady Gaga pairing up with Tony Bennett for an album, or the wealth of producers, DJs and MCs (such as Tyler, the Creator) eager to name-drop their favorite vintage jazz records.
During the height of black gospel's popularity in the 1950s and 1960s, many gospel singers such as Mahalia Jackson, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Marion Williams and Clara Ward amassed modest fortunes and took great pride in displaying their material wealth in the form of expensive cars, fur coats, lavish homes and furnishings.
Jews also served Germany with distinction as officers during World War I, but their military decorations, displayed with pride in their Berlin living rooms, did not prove they were loyal Germans (even if they loved nothing more than Germany) and could not save them.
Students generally reported enjoying the project and displayed some pride in their finished product.
Anna Surti Ariani, a psychologist who provides counseling at private schools and in her own practice, said some parents even displayed "a negative pride" that their children spoke poor Indonesian.
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.
