Sentence examples for giving pride from inspiring English sources

Giving pride to your team is the same across cultures.

It makes for richly layered lively imagery, giving pride of place to process and technique over what is depicted.

The "Dialogue" was ostensibly a neutral comparison of the geocentric and Copernican cosmologies, but Galileo could not help giving pride of place to the heliocentric arrangement.

A recently constructed Gettysburg Museum of the American Civil War offers an encyclopedic survey of the conflict, giving pride of place to Lincoln's address.

The owners had obviously gone to a lot of trouble with the interior, giving pride of place to a large plaster sculpture in an arched niche.

By giving pride of place to their nouns, they will be depicting a world which seems to be peopled by objects, rather than by people.

She said she wanted to "give pride back" to them.

They want to give pride to their fans.

Microeconomics instead gives pride of place to prices.

David Cameron gave pride of place at 10 Downing Street to his plummy Eton crowd.

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