Sentence examples for manifest pride from inspiring English sources

The proposal for the UTC pathway is by far the most detailed part of his plan, partly because these schools already exist, and partly because they are Baker's personal creation, and his manifest pride and joy.

It's an old-school movie filled with plenty of bruising physical action, sweat, grit, stunts, and hardened and shaped bodies — it's stamped "made in Hollywood" the way a chassis might be stamped "made in Detroit," with a manifest pride in old-fashioned cinematic manufacturing.

The target users express a sense of ownership over the solution and, for example, manifest pride for it in the rehabilitation institute.

Thésards' animation about their contribution thus seems to manifest pride in the achievement of something difficult (sighs and exclamations of 'it was hard!' were recurrent), something new (for Senegal or West Africa), and something worthwhile ('for the population').

He pointed with unmistakable pride to the manifest scope of his labors in the Clinton bill.

The once-powerful British empire must now resort to such trickery to manifest its pride".

When Mr. Roy objected, he recalled, "My father got choked up and said, 'What have I worked so hard for my whole life if I can't share it with my sons?' " But not even manifest parental pride and love could temper the outsize expectations created by the world in which Mr. Roy eventually traveled.

To an extent it's narcissistic, the belief that every problem in the world is directly caused by you, but it certainly doesn't manifest as pride.

There was some unease even within Modi's parent outfit, the RSS – whose most revered chief, Guru Golwalkar, wrote in a 1939 book that Nazi Germany had manifested "race pride at its highest" by purging itself of the "Semitic races".

Parents rushed up, the pride manifest in zealous hugs.

It feeds a pride that manifests itself in building a tower to challenge God: a siege engine rather than a ladder to the divine.