Sentence examples for not proudly from inspiring English sources

He said this not proudly, but as a fact.

"He's shy, a bit out of place, not proudly posing like a Superman character".

What decided the matter, he says, not proudly, was the politicization of the whole effort.

(Ms. Hamilton said that she did not, proudly adding, "If anything, we do overcooked tuna").

"President Karzai has never announced that NATO will lose, but the way that he does not proudly own the campaign shows that he doesn't trust it is working".

It is a rare Connecticut town that does not proudly support a historical society, frequently quartered in a house built in the 17th, 18th or 19th century.

After Bobby Jindal made similar comments, factcheck.org just last week looked into the "exceptionalism" question and wondered why it kept being repeated when the "claim that Obama 'won't proudly proclaim American exceptionalism' is quickly and easily belied by a search through Obama's public speeches".

Celebrities and influential people don't proudly discuss how they have adapted their careers around their special needs.

If you can't proudly show it, why get one?

It's not displayed proudly, just tucked away in its case.

Their vision is not just proudly Thatcherite, it is also about as realistic as that symbol of Thatcherism: the Flying Delorean.