Sentence examples for elicit pride from inspiring English sources

Even barbs by the establishment elicit pride, like when James Wolcott of Vanity Fair called Mr. Osterweil's film criticism "Maoist" on Twitter.

Having inherited colonial institutions devoid of indigenous symbols of national identity, many independent African governments invested considerable economic and political capital into national football teams in order to elicit pride and build unity among their diverse populations.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, what truly elicits national pride is people's involvement in what happens in their own back yard.

Participants described the storefront with the store greeter (i.e., school mascot) as "fun," "exciting," eliciting "school pride," and "youthful".

A 2010 Angus Reid poll showed that hockey ranked No. 2, just behind the flag and just ahead of the Canadian armed forces and the health care system, when it came to things that "can elicit feelings of pride among Canadians".

Haley, who also writes at Mlblogs.com, takes pride in eliciting personal tidbits from players that adult writers might miss, with all their hardball questions.

Each respondent was also asked to what degree s/he agreed with a series of statements, each with the leading prompt "My household's current sanitation condition makes me feel…" Responses were elicited regarding feelings of pride, modernity, shame and safety.

Still, the clay, and the artistry it supposedly elicits, is a point of pride in France.

Notably, this differentiation includes those dimensions, i.e., efforts and abilities, which have been previously identified as important in eliciting different facets of individual pride (Tracy and Robins 2007a).

But it also elicits a flush of excitement and pride.

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