Sentence examples similar to peak of pride from inspiring English sources
Now it's a point of pride.
Going nuts was a point of pride.
Conducting "Wozzeck" was a point of pride.
Compliment someone's point of pride.
("Our man of the year is a declared killer," Levy wrote. "Whether by box-cutter or car bomb, his craft is killing. His killer instincts are our source of pride, the peak of our creativity").
JAN HYDE remembers Pittsburgh the way it was when he grew up there in the 1950s and '60s, at the height of the city's economic boom and the peak of its population and pride.
The original Seventies Poldark remains one of the BBC's most successful costume dramas ever, reaching 18 million viewers at its peak and coming second only to the 1995 adaptation of Pride and Prejudice (featuring *that* Colin Firth wet shirt scene).
It can be a kind of aesthetic of community, a deliberate invitation to discriminate: at the peak of public housing as a statement of political intent, it was a badge of pride.
"People zip by on the highway and they don't realize the history and the wildlife in this county," said Mr. Welch as he pointed with pride to the craggy peak of Torne Mountain rising above low-lying buildings.
