Sentence examples for prideful of that from inspiring English sources

"I think she was very prideful of that record, having never lost in the first round, and the way it happened, with the French crowd and a French player, was, I think, particularly difficult.

"I've done one of the biggest challenges you can do in Hollywood, which is transition from being a comedic actor to being a serious actor, and I'm really prideful of that," he says.

The country, McCain said, is now "a world away from the cruel and prideful bigotry of that time".

For the first time in a long time, I couldn't help but agree with him, especially when he said: "America today is a world away from the cruel and prideful bigotry of that time.

Cole depicted civilization as a city of preposterous, prideful artifice that sinks aback into the primal ooze from which it arose.

I will tell them that being the parent of a college student is one of the most prideful things that they will ever experience.

One Netflix employee, Myles Worthington, told HuffPost how disheartening it was to witness the poster vandalized and said that despite the damage that was done, he remains prideful of the film and the message it sends.

Because he had to know that beating the evil Patriots and even the prideful rally Sunday that had all the towel wavers here scared silly won't necessarily spare him an off-season of told-you-so critics spitting back his every declaration of championship intention.

He remarked, with prideful confession, that they had previously sold only one of the same jacket … to Rod Stewart.

It is difficult to sort out the peculiarities of that eccentric relationship, along with several others in which Lazarus combined an acolyte's submission with prideful assertion.

Half-man!" The self-conscious, prideful smile that Dinklage gives in response hints at what makes his performance one of the richest on television.