Sentence examples for proud to write from inspiring English sources

But I'm VERY proud to write for Charlie.

That's a rhyme Byron would have been proud to write.

Writers of the stature of George Sand, Alphonse Daudet, and Alexandre Dumas père were not too proud to write for children.

Yet, however sophisticated his music became, he was never too proud to write something as apparently slight as the romantic gem "I Just Called to Say I Love You" (1984).

And sure enough, as the credits promise, there are plenty of elements from William Faulkner's vast tool kit, as well as a few visionary episodes that Gabriel Garcia Marquez might be proud to write.

I must admit that I'm proud to write for a media title that listens and learns; my piece arguing that the Guardian should drop the insidiously stigmatising noun "homosexuals" from neutral reporting led to the style guide editor encouraging Guardian journalists to replace it with the more humanising (and less stuffy) "gay people".

I have never been prouder to write for The Huffington Post.

Today I am proud to finally write these words: My name is Kuntal Joisher and I CLIMBED Mount Everest!

Would he have been proud to be written about?

And we should be proud to be writing as women.

" 'No Easy Day' is a book that I'm proud to have written," he said.