I haven't forgotten this reality". Her greatest reward, she says, is seeing her clients' self-esteem rocket as they grow prouder of their hair.
Clinton campaign aides, who had grown proud of their ability to weather the kinds of political storms, rumors and allegations that had ruined previous candidates, have been stymied, if not panicked, by the Perot phenomenon.
It grew "proud flesh" over the portal where betrayal had entered.
I grew proud of my house, its idiosyncrasies, my father's refusal to participate in the mainstays of suburban life.
Sharing my family story with people made me realize how much we all have in common; I grew proud of my family history and my nightmares stopped.
I've grown proud of our little library and the recognition it has received over the past weeks, but it's still such a small thing: a small, fragile, cardboard and plastic bricolage that shivers in the shadows of the world's most intimidating financial institutions.
I want them to grow up proud of our country.
That way, he figures, at least one of his boys will grow up proud of his familial and cultural roots.
Here, her exuberance was tempered by a mother's vigilance, by her resolve that her children will grow up proud and fortified in an often-hostile world.
And as I think, at 30, about my own dreams; about the fantasy of having a beautiful child who will love me and grow strong, proud and capable; and of the family I could have, I realize what I have taken from her — decades of hopes, expectations, plans, ideas and desires.
