Sentence examples for notable pride from inspiring English sources

Like, Sting is quite a weird name… But also, someone told me yesterday that on Google Images, apparently I'm the first entry – I've taken over actual foxes on the internet," she says with notable pride.

In November, Deputy Inspector Michael Yanosik (commanding officer, facilities management division) replied that glue traps were being removed and that they would switch to other methods.Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, confirmed the events, with notable pride and some humor.

"A film like this would usually cost about $60m," Wahlberg says, with a notable glimmer of pride "But we had a great cast and crew, and we filmed it very much like an independent film, shot the whole thing in 40 days, for $25m.

Even the Olympic Stadium, usually an occasion for rhetorical displays of national pride, is notable for what it leaves out and what it is not – it is not the Beijing bird's nest and uses considerably less steel than its Chinese predecessor.

Most notable, and devastating, was the pride the writers took in their ahistorical perspective.

Of the works, art historian James Porter wrote (quoted in Notable Black American Women): "The pride of race that this sculptor feels resolves itself into an intimation of noble conflict marking the features of each carved head".

The public displays of Palestinian pride and solidarity were a notable contrast with the Democratic Party platform.

Some notable changes were new female athletes, a gay pride flag, and the gun was redesigned as a cute squirt gun.

In the UK, in early January of this year, Phyll Opoku-Gyimah -- a UK-based LGBT activist best known for founding UK Black Pride -- was one of 1,200 notables listed in the Queens New Year's Honors List.

His uncle is actually a notable gay pastor in Toronto, and he was marrying people at Pride that year.

Pride can be felt when you have accomplished something notable, and makes you want to repeat or sustain the behavior that led up to this emotion.