Sentence examples for era of pride from inspiring English sources

The ban, intended to curb the overfishing, led to Taiwan's subsequent barring of marine mammal meat (seals, whales and dolphins), signaling a green era of pride that's made profound island-wide changes.

In this era of pride of ignorance and deification of the superficial, the very existence of this film is an act of brazen, courageous rebellion in its utterly unfashionable expression of its love of humanity, its celebration of the strength of the human heart, and in its revelation of the eternity of the spirit.

For starters, there are few grounds for believing, as Greenfield does, that a former era of mingled pride or scorn for science is giving way to fear.

As the Live Aid era of entertainers pride themselves on their social consciences and their good works, so the new voices of youth appear to delight in their extreme callousness.

Yet, while the play acknowledges the advances made in the era of Gay Pride, it is far more gripping and persuasive when it deals with the repression of the hypocritical 1950s.

The study confirmed how much even many of the best marketing approaches need to be rethought in this era of national pride.

Grandstanding about number of gold medals and a new era of national pride is an interesting bookend to these Olympic games that will be remembered by many around the world who couldn't name the Prime Minister of Canada if their life depended on it.

As a corollary, we are to believe flags are simply vestiges of a bygone era rather than touchstones of pride and identity.

Probably much more traumatic for our parent's generation than for us, nevertheless we lived this new school-day reality and look back on the era with some serious amount of pride.

In the halcyon era of equal marriage, is Pride still relevant?

The opening ceremony is supposed to have redefined the nation, heralded a new era of social cohesion and national pride.