Sentence examples for question of pride from inspiring English sources

It's a question of pride, and of civilizations".

It's not just a question of pride and reputation.

It was a question of pride and of self-definition.

"There can also be a question of pride or worries about stigma," she says.

When you are in the wrong, it's no longer a question of pride, you have to admit it," Martinez said.

"It's a question of pride here," said Walter Loeb, editor of The Loeb Retail Letter, an industry publication.

At the least, appreciating how deeply the Chinese feel on questions of pride has obvious implications for how we deal with the principal issue that divides the United States and China, namely Taiwan.

Instead of "doling out policy in such a piecemeal fashion," in Mr. Takao's phrase, he and other analysts said the bank needed to regain the confidence of the markets by setting aside questions of pride and face-saving and wholeheartedly moving to ease monetary policy, by cutting the overnight call rate to zero and other measures.

The Chinese government had an opportunity to 'pivot' after The Hague ruling, but it chose not to, for it is a question of national pride, even if that pride is based on a doubtful historical record.

In France, the show's hit status is a question of national pride.

"It is a lack of regard for its own people and a question of national pride," he said.