Sentence examples for outward pride from inspiring English sources

Nearly three out of four employees who believe that their employer is "trying to make me happy at work" also say they "would be proud to wear clothing with my employer's logo outside of work". Every one of the 12 elements of employee happiness identified in previous waves of BIW's research shows a statistically significant, positive relationship with outward pride in the company.

Here, as in all the best forms of Indian dance, we feel many layers of being: past and present, action and stasis, self-sufficiency and outward communication, pride and humility.

Ari Shavit, of Ha'aretz, remembers seeing the old man and noticing that he betrayed no outward signs of pride or joy.

Perhaps she's right that a progressive, outward-looking nation should take pride in being so easily understood by outsiders.

Finally, to my friends who were so depressed at the rare outward display of bigotry -- the pride these anti-gays showed in kill-a-chicken-for-hate-day -- I would say that this is simply the manifestation of the hate we all know exists beneath the surface.

They were discussed among us in the Merrill Lynch canteen each night with an outward sense of loathing, but tinged with pride.

My entire outward appearance has changed -- I now take pride in how I look, and live a healthy lifestyle that is reflected in my physicality.

That way has an outer core of Hourcade's outward-looking philosophy mingled with tear-jerking national pride.

She later recalled her parents' outward show of courage and gaiety and her own sullen pride in defying her humiliations.

Outward facing confidence - Appearance of the organization to other groups, enabling self-esteem and pride in the organization.

On the far side of the solar system we find almost to our surprise and pride the lonely emissaries, Voyagers 1 and 2 and Pioneer 10, still trucking outward.