Sentence examples for longer proud from inspiring English sources

I don't know what to do, I sit here in awe of the place I am no longer proud to live in, surrounded by people I am no longer proud to be associated with.

We are no longer proud of, say, being part of a third generation of steel workers that built a country.

This is not a left-right shift, but a long-delayed acceptance that Britain is less powerful and poorer than it was, weary of wars and no longer proud to punch above its weight.

Sue Clark, 50, from a property company that gathered donations via a Facebook post, mused: "At the beginning of the week I was saying I'm no longer proud to be South African, but now I'm saying I'm truly proud to be South African.

I am no longer proud, but ashamed.

Why Are Gay Men No Longer Proud of Each Other.

They are no longer so proud, though.

With the destruction of these artefacts, we can no longer be proud of Mosul's civilization".

She began to realize they were no longer a proud, independent family.

I feel the UK is divided and I no longer feel proud to be British.

I'm no longer a proud member of the Coalition for High-Heeled Wonen on Cobblestone, I'm sad to report.