Sentence examples for enduring pride from inspiring English sources

Their stand against injustice and the positive action they took to try and overcome it ought to be a source of enduring pride and inspiration to all of us in Britain.

After signing Act 10, Governor Walker told a reporter for The Associated Press that the bill was "innovative" and "progressive" — words chosen perhaps because they resonate with the enduring pride many Wisconsin citizens still feel about their state's pioneering political history.

But the patriotism I feel is a deep and enduring pride in the existence of the welfare state.

To understand this enduring pride, you have to appreciate the Soviet mindset that still rules the elderly man.

The fact that people die because of an AK-47 is not because of the designer, but because of politics". To understand this enduring pride, you have to appreciate the Soviet mindset that still rules the elderly man.

In his book "The Irish Story: Telling Tales and Making It Up in Ireland," the Oxford critic Roy Foster accused Mr. McCourt of perpetuating "idealized Irish personal history" that pandered to "the enduring pride and reassurance which Americans find in hot water and flush lavatories".

Without it, Palestinians will face enduring humiliation, the pride of statehood sacrificed to the false consolations of victimhood.

The distinctive Paykan, first produced in 1967, remains an enduring source of national pride.

Many of us amateurs, though, take a bizarre pride in enduring such conditions.

Throughout the firm she senses a greater patience, a quiet pride in enduring the daily inconveniences of having "absolutely no routine at all".

The book challenges both popular and scholarly portrayals of Malcolm X, the black nationalist leader, describing a man often subject to doubts about theology, politics and other matters, quite different from the figure of unswerving moral certitude that became an enduring symbol of African-American pride.