Sentence examples for mistaken pride from inspiring English sources

This was mistaken pride, and it really ought not to have grated so much that critics never took him seriously.

There is no mistaking the pride and delight among these women to see a female candidate.

United under a multi-colored flag (not to be mistaken for a gay pride flag), which predates the modern Andean states of Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina, everyone at the festival was really friendly think South American Burning Man.

Els's easygoing demeanor should not be mistaken for a lack of pride, however.

The British-born Ms. Rosaire, 52, with her long platinum blond mane could be mistaken for one of the pride.

There's no mistaking the pride in the father's voice when he talks of his daughter's career as a shooter and her talent, even from the beginning.

But make no mistake, national pride was dented and shock waves also went out across Europe over this event, particularly after a similar bailout had been organized for Greece in that same year.

There was a kind of ambition there, Hannah felt, a kind of pride or poetry, which was very mistaken and very dangerous.

Could his misogynistic, racist and xenophobic babble be mistaken for the writing of an animated series that prides itself on being as offensive as possible?

When human weakness is mistaken for national weakness - an error that has overtones of pride - the stage is set for folly on a grand scale.

Ali was not to be mistaken for a political leader or a thinker, but he had political importance as a symbol of refusal, of black pride.