Sentence examples for pride more from inspiring English sources

But it's about pride more than anything else".

Ms. Ananiashvili took in the adoration like air, her pride more than personal as she carried the Georgian flag.

It was different in olden days, when travel was more difficult and, perhaps, national pride more acute.

"We were both National Merit Scholarship finalists," Harvey recalls with pride more than three decades after the fact.

But he departs with his pride more intact than seemed possible in the aftermath of last year's annual meeting, when 45% of shareholders withheld their votes for his re-election to the board.

Not only was this incompatible with Greek national pride; more importantly, what the governors of Europe would be willing to offer the Greeks by way of "European solidarity" would, at best, be too little to live on.

Every Pride meant more people coming out, more people seeing them, more people joining them.

He expressed pride that more people are coming from Paris's eastern districts, where incomes are lower and the ethnic mix more diverse.

But his pride is more than slightly ruffled.

This game mattered for semifinal seedings and pride, nothing more.

Pride hurt More intangible is the sense of insult that mainland students feel.