Sentence examples for proud concept from inspiring English sources

"And we'll fill the room at the first seating," Ramsay added, ignoring his maître d', now very excited, his original proud concept of a luxurious service being crowded out before our eyes.

From this examplar of that proud marketing concept, the American Dream, you move into the Badlands, a strange, desolate place that could come out of a nightmare.

This generation isn't getting everything right, but shouldn't it at least be proud that the concept of the "bastard" has been forced out into the wilderness?

I was very proud of my concept, but because he rewrote the lyrics, it looked like I was not that smart.

"We are proud to introduce this concept in the U.S. by offering a netbook with integrated 3G functionality in addition to full Wi-Fi capability.

As a commentary on society, it doesn't speak to our proudest affinities; hence the concept of a "black mirror".

I always found the Italians to be a very proud people who take the concept of respect very seriously.

In my strict, traditional Chinese household, it was a foreign concept to be proud of any achievements.

Murdoch's narrative of an incompetent military command was one he was careful to balance against the concept of the proud Australian soldier.

It was a bit of strategy that would have made Tony La Russa, a former manager who redefined the concept of pitching matchups, proud.

Your department wants to see that you're dedicated, proud, and delusional enough about the concept of time that you think you can afford to sit through committee meetings.