Sentence examples for gained pride from inspiring English sources

The revolution showed us that we had lost our fear and gained pride and faith in the younger generation".

My three prizewinners gained pride of place in a generally excellent field by their simple economy of wording combined with the neatness that an '& lit.' so often confers when it is skilfully handled.

And I think we've gained pride, which is sometimes misunderstood, but I'm happy that Mexico has started to see itself in a different way.

Surveyed community health workers indicated that they gained pride and respect when village members consult them: '… people learn from me; they come to me for advice and I feel proud and useful in my community.

With prosperity, people gained confidence and pride in being Irish".

I gained so much pride and appreciation to see how my son handled himself under duress.

The Czech people gained widespread national pride during the mid-eighteenth century, inspired by the Age of Enlightenment a half-century earlier.

At the track, Muhammed al-Qamzi and Muhammad al-Yafei, both passionate car owners from Abu Dhabi (each owns, and sometimes informally races, a Mini Cooper), agreed that they gained a sense of pride with Bahrain's entry into the Formula One scene — pride that would only grow stronger once Abu Dhabi plays host to its first Formula One race in 2009.

"I gained some of my pride back," he told me.

The synthesizers weighed down those songs, except "My Africa," a statement of national pride that gained intensity from its sparse arrangement.

Maybe, if anything, they gained a kind of pride that the Jews still exist and flourish despite near annihilation.