Sentence examples for perhaps proud from inspiring English sources
Jones, dressed in white, gave a solo dance -- supplicative, perhaps; proud, certainly -- to the slow movement of the Ravel quartet.
But they are perhaps proudest that their city of 600,000 still feels like a small town.
The achievement of which it is perhaps proudest is a sharp cut in the flow of illegal migrants across the Mediterranean (from 36,951 in 2008 to only 4,406 in 2010).
Colleagues said Mr. Murphy was perhaps proudest of a case early in his career when he personally prosecuted John Cassiliano, a sanitation superintendent who had taken bribes in exchange for allowing toxic dumpers to deposit chemicals at a Staten Island landfill.
On that front, Selker is perhaps proudest of the Smart Spoon, a utensil outfitted with sensors that measure temperature, viscosity, and even the chemical properties of the food that's being stirred, like pH and concentration of ions.
I was proud that he was black, but perhaps prouder that he was who he was and I was with him.
But he is perhaps proudest of his involvement in golf and is considered a savior in many circles for investing in the industry at a time when many golf courses are closing due to financial pressures.
He was perhaps most proud of his work on the Kent State University shootings litigation.
Back home in Queensland, Day's mother watched the telecast from home, perhaps as proud as any mum could be.
In a lesson perhaps all proud fathers could learn, Colonel Michael Swinfen Broun spent his wife's inheritance on building an Edwardian ballroom in which the treasured daughter of the house could celebrate her 21st birthday.
