Sentence examples for due pride from inspiring English sources

However sheepishly, the host nation can receive any flattering inferences with due pride.

And though she acknowledged that her semi-final opponent has always been at home here, she took due pride in her status.

After the disaster that was Sophie's Choice, the Royal Opera can take due pride in this audacious, imposing world premiere, while maybe regretting that it less bravely scheduled only six performances, all of them sold out at drastically reduced prices.

"You're leaving me," she said, after behaving with due pride.

Authors, then, may wish to suppress their work due to pride, neurosis, or religious conviction.

"We presented [a] fully costed and working solution that was rejected due to pride and politics," he tweeted.

She explained that the seniors may avoid treatment or solutions due to pride, or simply because the proper language resources don't exist for them.

Whether it's due to pride, a desire to maintain their independence, or forgetfulness, if you have aging parents there are likely things they aren't telling you.

Such a theme is strengthened by the image of Troy, a powerful nation once thought to be invincible which, according to the Aeneid, fell to the Greeks due to pride and ignorance.

Others reported they had not realised or acknowledged that they needed help or were reluctant (due to pride or fear) to accept professional help or medication.

The values for Cronbach's alpha for organizational pride due to employees' efforts and organizational pride due to employees' abilities were both higher than the correlation between these constructs (r =.77, p <.001).