Sentence examples for less proud from inspiring English sources

The scrutiny that results challenges schools less proud than Harvard.

"It doesn't make me any less proud to be an English cricketer.

Being apparently less proud of the relationship was a warning sign to some.

WINSTON CHURCHILL once said he would like to see finance "less proud and industry more content".

Winston Churchill once said that he would rather see finance less proud and industry more content.

As Winston Churchill once remarked, "I would rather see finance less proud and industry more content".

Recently she found herself the less than proud owner of a DVD player.

It has been a long and less than proud tradition of British political life that retired military commanders still serve as Panzer divisions in Whitehall for public spats on behalf of their still serving former colleagues.

It is a less than proud record for the men from the Midi-Pyrénées who travelled without their giant Fiji centre Seremaia Bai, 127kg (20st) of New Zealand prop in Karena Wihongi and the French wing Marc Andreu while making seven changes from the side that slipped up at Grenoble in the Top 14 last weekend.

In Italian, fieri translates more or less to "proud".

She stood proudly, failing to see the irony of it all and also insinuating that my grandmother would be less than proud of me these days.