Sentence examples for earned pride from inspiring English sources

But they've earned pride of place in the Smithsonian Institution for the tales they tell about the New Deal.

I'm publicly bigger than I've ever been, and it's a great thing to go through a career and be at this stage and everybody loves you the most". Lewis spoke those words of defiance and earned pride to me in late May -- three weeks before the United States track-and-field trials in New Orleans.

We have only to thank the pre-Christian ancients of Greece and Rome, along with the post-Christian capitalist merchants of the late-1800s -- for the fact that today most of us simply and guiltlessly enjoy ourselves at Christmas, take time to reflect on life and feel an earned pride in work well done and life well lived over the prior fiscal year.

This is not an affectation; he has earned his pride.

In a meaningless whole, Walker has earned singular pride.

The polls are closed, and we should be happy, but we will earn our pride once the real work begins.

But there is one problem: It is difficult to create a sympathetic ant colony by accurately portraying all worker ants as female, all males as short-lived inseminators and all queens earning their pride of place not through wise leadership but through fecundity.

In isolation, India's win earns national pride in what was billed as the most watched cricket match of all time, with an estimated television audience of one billion, and extends their World Cup record against Pakistan to six wins from as many matches.

May our next actions help us earn the pride in diversity Canada is much too quick to claim.

After having my potential snuffed out at an early age, I have finally been able to earn the pride and faith my family has always had in me, through writing.

As the W.P.S. regular-season champion, the Pride earned the right to host the title game on Sept. 26 (which will kick off at 11 30 a.m. Pacific).