Second, celebrating anxiety exhibits pride.
Radicals in France, Spain or Greece seem to have no problem couching their challenges to existing authority in language that grasps the meaning of nationhood, and even exhibits pride in it.
Employees who feel in control of their work are more resilient because they've learned to take ownership and exhibit pride in the work they're responsible for.
"They exhibit pride without vanity and are inclusive to a fault.
Plate your pain with reinforced steel, fit it with tire treads and arm it with the revolver you keep in the kitchen cabinet next to the Coco Pops. 2. Exhibit your pride; curate it like a museum display.
John Richardson, the Picasso biographer, claims that Mellon doesn't exhibit the pride and covetousness that other great American patrons of this century have exhibited.
Important expressions of that way of life are the abilities to speak wittily and persuasively on a wide range of topics, to turn a situation to one's advantage, to be masculine (macho), to exhibit national pride, and to participate in fiestas and other sociable activities with a certain gusto; a person exhibiting those characteristics is described as muy criollo ("very creole").
Germany, in reaching the semi-finals, allowed itself to use football as a valve to exhibit national pride.
The likeable but ambitious 39-year-old is keen to emphasise how Sky Sports has changed, but in common with most of his colleagues also exhibits a pride – bordering on defensiveness – in working there.
Trump's bullying only makes it more likely that the Cubans, with or without a Castro, will do what they have done for the past fifty-nine yexhibitxhibit stubborn pride and, if necessary, forge tactical alliances with any of America's geostrategic foes who might be willing to watch their back.
