Sentence examples for need for pride from inspiring English sources
"When we took the program over what we cited was the need for pride and commitment," he said.
Whether that understanding also extended to a woman's need for pride was not, for many years, a question that could be answered happily.
A few days later, the reporter — his hand voluminously bandaged — showed up at Mailer's house in Brooklyn to interview the author, and, upon seeing him, Mailer said, "Didja punch a door?" Mailer has always understood the need for pride in men; he has understood it as he's understood it in himself — as intimately connected to foolishness and vainglory.
Perhaps they are struggling between their sense of responsibility to physically protect that person and their loved ones' need for adult independence, pride and privacy.
Episode one was easily as well cast as First Dates or Gogglebox, from bezzie mates Carl and Sandy in need of matching outfits for Pride (and unable to get in and out of various tight-fitting ensembles without each other's assistance), to straight-talking, stylish over-50s Mo and Sheila, who aren't about to take fashion advice from anyone, least of Holland, who they never actually meet.
In the case of Brittan, the politicians failed to address half of the population's need for feeling included, having pride and trusting that their world was going in the right direction.
Admittedly, I hadn't been fully convinced of the need for Trans Pride, in addition to Brighton Pride, London Pride and the rest.
And to what extent might nurturing such a culture reduce the need for ghostwriters and foster more pride in developing our writing selves?
White said the case underlined the need for the law change: "We pride ourselves on having a largely unarmed police service in England and Wales.
The health of the hunters is the primary need for the survival of the pride, and they are the first to consume the prey at the site it is taken.
Speaking of the "China Dream," the new Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, upholds the same imperatives of national unity, strength and pride against the need for broad democratic reforms.
