Sentence examples for is proudest from inspiring English sources
adjective
Gratified; feeling honoured (by something); feeling satisfied or happy about a fact or event.
- I am proud of Sivu's schoolwork.
Universities minister David Willetts last week claimed that the launch of Key Information Sets (KIS) was the reform he is proudest off.
Of all Sparc's design moves, Pearson is proudest of the facility's semitransparent facade -- a cascading grid of steel and glass patterned loosely on marijuana's DNA and peppered with clear aquamarine panes.
In place of the usual recital -- Fulbright, Maine, cats, right, thanks, whatever -- Buckley lets us know he is "proudest of the fact that he recently had a ten-and-a-half-hour lunch with Christopher (no relation) Hitchens".
Stoeberl has done numerous tongue paintings including one of talk show host Steve Harvey, but is proudest of his most recent work: A giant beaver.
These include two young adult books, three "capers" about the female private eye Leo Street, and the novel of which McLynn is proudest – The Time Is Now, which drops in on the past, present and future residents of one Soho address.
What he is proudest of: I'm more proud of what other people close to me have done, my daughters [Mia, 27, a civil engineer, and Demi, 20, who is studying chemical engineering at the Cooper Union] or my wife [Ellen Evjen, an artist and adjunct professor at Parsons the New School for Design].
He is proud and I am proud.
"She should be proud!" "She is proud".
Europe is proud of its diversity.
