One friend, Frank Schoeneman, sees Mr. Santorum as carrying out a vow he made to live a life that would make Gabriel, the child he lost, proud.
For about half of The Iron Lady, Streep appears as an imagined version of Margaret Thatcher as she may be today – lost, proud, befuddled, determined, in constant conversation with her dead husband, Denis.
I left my youngest feeling sad, lost, proud and scared.
Expulsion of "those who continue to defend the traditional policies of the Workers Partyy," said the letter, "will suggest that the Workers Partyy has lost its proud tradition of democracy, pluralism and tolerance".
In the UK, when David Cameron recently resigned as prime minister he was not ashamed for having called a referendum he lost but "proud of the fact that in these islands we trust the people for these big decisions".
He struggles to name the fight in which he came closest to losing his proud record.
"France is in danger of losing its proud food culture and traditions, not to mention its gastronomic supremacy," he said.
If you lose, be proud of yourself.
Though little written evidence survives from the early seventeen-nineties, what does remain, and what Wordsworth himself tells us in "The Prelude," suggests that he was a doctrinaire ideologue, certain that no one could oppose the Revolution "Who was not lost, abandoned, selfish, proud, / Mean, miserable, wilfully depraved, / Hater perverse of equity and truth".
** Though little written evidence survives from the early seventeen-nineties, what does remain, and what Wordsworth himself tells us in "The Prelude," suggests that he was a doctrinaire ideologue, certain that no one could oppose the Revolution "Who was not lost, abandoned, selfish, proud, / Mean, miserable, wilfully depraved, / Hater perverse of equity and truth".
Marshall's growing fame and cult status (not to mention generosity to include his siblings) wasn't at all lost on his proud parents back in Michigan.
