Sentence examples for portrait of pride from inspiring English sources

A British author is claiming to have unearthed a previously unseen portrait of Pride And Prejudice writer Jane Austen.

If he had stayed at another time he would have seen Warhol's 1974 portrait of Bardot taking pride of place in a kind of pop art concept apartment.

Presented as a collaborative effort between the Scottish Parliament, Pittsburgh's Andy Warhol Museum and the Carnegie UK Trust (the large portrait of Carnegie taking pride of place is making its UK debut), the exhibition gathers an interesting and freshly-curated cross-section of Warhol's supposedly political work together.

In Alexandria, a Hollywood-glamour portrait of Sharif holds pride of place alongside the sweeping staircase of the city's faded but still grand Opera House.

He recites the exploits of Field Marshal von Blücher, whose portrait has pride of place in the dining room of his home.

The Australian soldier was celebrated quietly by his family - his portrait had pride of place in the lounge room of the family home - but the rest of the country knew nothing of his heroism on the battlefields of Gallipoli and France.

The man in this enigmatic, elegiac portrait, given pride of place by the gallery, is finally unknowable.

Smiling together, they were a portrait of summertime wholesomeness and pride at the kind of baseball Austin plays.

The photos, which we printed and gave to each person who wanted a portrait, I believe rejuvenated a sense of pride that is necessary for everyday survival, especially in this seemingly never-ending war.

This is precisely true of Tate Modern's magnificent portrait of Diego from 1955, given pride of place in this show.

This is not a uniformly bleak portrait; the hardships can apparently evoke the kind of pride that Depression memories once did for an American generation.