Sentence examples for presumably proud from inspiring English sources

Many of its distinguished graduates are African American, presumably proud to accept a diploma bearing the name Woodrow Wilson.

As Bryant-Denny Stadium emptied Saturday, there were presumably no proud chants of "S-E-C" serenading Texas A&M into the night.

Numerous posts have already pointed out who actually pays no federal income tax, but in neatly conflating Obama's supporters with that group, Romney brushed away a portion of his own electorate: people who are, presumably, fiercely proud that terms like "victim" and "entitled" don't apply to them.

Guerra received an Oscar nomination in 1966 for the sex comedy Casanova 70 (and surely the inspiration for the Italian section of Woody Allen's Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex), but presumably was prouder of the one he received a year later for yet another Antonioni collaboration, Blow-Up - even if Edward Bond wrote the English dialogue.

Presumably Toshiba is proud to have approached those limitations as closely as possible, which is as much as anyone can do.

Although Ana presumably would have been proud to learn that her sister had helped expose a Cuban spy ring, Lucy knew from years of frustrating trial and error that Ana refused to discuss her career.

While raising the profile of dancehall in the UK is presumably something they're both proud of, I wonder if Ben and Gabriel miss the days when their parties were the only regular, reliable bashment nights outside of London's Jamaican dancehall scene.

#proud daddy" -- is presumably in response to a full-frontal photo of the Biebs taken using a long lens while the singer was on vacation in Bora Bora.

Presumably desperate to remind everyone of their proud founder-member Victorian credentials, they twirled their waxed moustaches and commissioned first this old-school jumper, and later this fusty antique.

Those proud Latinos gunned down that morning presumably sought out the exact same music I've longed to move my hips to.

I was proud that they didn't get it: "it", presumably, being a secret language of taste and class that even I had only half a clue about.