"high pride" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who feels great satisfaction or self-confidence in their accomplishments or qualities. Example: Despite facing numerous challenges, she faced them with high pride and determination, never wavering in her belief in herself and her abilities.
She is the queen of hand-wringing Anglican piety, self-sacrifice as a moral good, pathological humility as the highest pride of all.
Page D1 HIGH SCHOOL PRIDE Graduates of St .Augustine High School in New Orleans, like the tempestuous Louisiana State star Tyrann Mathieu, are proud of the school's hardscrabble roots.
In a city where barely one in three black boys graduates from high school, Pride's most impressive record has been off the field.
The debate, which was televised on eight stations across Iowa, presented one of the first opportunities to appeal to a wider cross section of Democrats in a state with high civic pride and an outsize interest in presidential politics.
The chest out, the head held high, the pride in the way he played, inspiring people around him.
But they walked with their heads held high, distinct pride and -- of all things -- an attitude of certainty that, now, that they'd been called in, everything was going to work out just fine.
The chain-free High Street prides itself on being one of the few thriving thoroughfares left where local businesses sell local produce.
The narrow-minded snobbery of the bourgeoisie and the blinkered religious moralism of the crowd flow together with the high-horse pride in the vanquished Confederacy.
The high school prides itself in the diversity of its roughly 1,860 students, and in programs like its robotics club, which has gone to the world championships the last two years.
Belgrade's high-profile Pride parade has been suspended in the past over "security concerns" and now takes place under heavy police guard, amid protests by the far right and the Orthodox church.
