Sentence examples for pride of winning from inspiring English sources

Day and after day we read relentless hyperbole about the vital importance to national pride of winning: not winning a heat or a round or an exhibition, but winning medals.

But the pride of winning the FA Cup in 1953, the pride of being involved in one of the most famous finals in history, and the memories that come with it, are worth so much more.

"The swelling pride of winning is the result of our dopaminergic neurons releasing dopamine - the 'reward' molecule related to learning, gambling, drug addiction and so on that gives us a burst of pleasure - and that can be as motivating, and sometimes even more motivating, than money".

Eco, a childhood supporter of Mussolini, snidely recalls the early pride of winning an essay competition: "I elaborated with rhetorical skill on the subject: 'Should we die for the glory of Mussolini and the immortal destiny of Italy?' My answer was positive.

But so were group pride and hopes of winning, and fear of losing, political power, interviews suggested.

The United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), the main component of the National Front, considers it a point of pride to win a majority of the Malay vote.

On Saturday Hibernian, the pride of Leith, won the Scottish Cup with a late winner against Rangers.

Ultimately, though, the team from Søllerød couldn't stop the running attack of the Razorbacks' Geoffrey Lewis, and the pride of Vejle won the trophy yet again.

"There's a lot more pride, there's a lot more expectation of winning, getting results and excellence," Draluck said.

In 1998, as hosts, France rode a wave of national pride to win the trophy for the first time, comprehensively beating Brazil in the final.

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