Sentence examples for proud to answer from inspiring English sources
And until this week, I was proud to answer: York Minster.
"Anybody would be proud to answer it -- any real American would be proud to answer the question, 'Are you or have you ever been a member of the Communist Party?' " "I could answer the question exactly the way you want," Mr. Lardner replied, "but if I did, I would hate myself in the morning".
And of course, I am still incredibly proud to answer, when questioned, "Yes.
Today I am proud to answer those questions by pointing to the role Argonne's "dream team" of scientists and engineers has played in the development of the new electric car.
When Canada calls, its proud citizens tend to answer … "I think there is something very unique and special about Canada," says Tegan. "Having travelled all over the world and having worked in America for so long, I do admit that what they say about Canada and Canadians is true.
"She's without a doubt one of the best historical novelists there is," Ms. Parisi gushed, taking a dollar and handing over Ms. Small's "All the Sweet Tomorrows," the blazing adventures of raven-haired, emerald-eyed Skye O'Malley, a woman born to be loved by men, yet too proud and incomparable to answer to anything but the call of her own passionate soul, if the back cover was any indication.
In philosophical mood, Ben asks, "Would you still be proud of us if we were serial killers?" Anxious to answer correctly, I tell him, "I would love you but not be proud of you".
We should be very proud when a person like Shawn steps forward to answer her nation's call to service.
The company issued a statement for this article saying it was "incredibly proud of the opportunities the App Store gives developers of all sizes," but declined to answer questions.
We might be better able to answer the question if we could talk the Clarks, David Oltarsh or even a name-proud developer of our own time.
"We're still really proud of [Catfights], even though it wasn't our most successful album," says Buchanan, who's invariably first to answer questions.
