Sentence examples for given pride from inspiring English sources

Connecting with them, beseeching them to be given pride of place on the breakfast table.

That explains why triathlon has been given pride of place on the Olympic schedule.

George Bernard Shaw, Bram Stoker, Edna O'Brien, Roddy Doyle: they're all given pride of place.

Since people generally like to watch programmes about themselves, locally produced content was given pride of place.

Regional dances, including the celebrated hoe dance of the north, are given pride of place in the country's cultural repertoire.

But in recent times, the rights of religious bodies over their adherents have been given pride of place.

Illustrations by Christian Berard, Rene Bouche, "Eric" and many other leading illustrators were given pride of place and the cover.

This is precisely true of Tate Modern's magnificent portrait of Diego from 1955, given pride of place in this show.

Among the exhibits are pieces that, even now, might not be given pride of place in a national collection.

The unnamed, unidentified mothers of murdered young black men and boys are each given pride of place.

Also noticeable was the absence of intercontinental ballistic missiles, given pride of place in many previous parades.