Sentence examples for remarkable pride from inspiring English sources

No matter where I go, people take remarkable pride in their barbecue traditions.

Our aim was to capture Swamp Cats – a remarkable pride of lions that take on buffalo five times their size in knee-deep water.

Korea is aptly called the Republic of Samsung, and Koreans hold remarkable levels of pride in the business and its global success.

The scrappy nature of this pride makes it remarkable.

"Pride for the remarkable roster of achievement that he has compiled as a man and a soldier, sadness that our comrade and his prodigious talents are leaving us".

He described his government's economic record as remarkable and said he felt pride in his role in helping China sail through the Asian financial crisis of 1997-98.

Andy Murray and Colin Fleming have failed in their attempt to become the first Britons to win a Masters Series doubles title, but the Scots could still take pride in a remarkable week's work in Montreal.

It is a remarkable feat, a source of pride for district residents, a source of hope for the entire struggling nation, and a curiosity to epidemiologists tracking the worst Ebola outbreak in history, which has recorded more than 8,000 cases in West Africa with no end in sight.

I was back at the library this week to interview Gwen Ifill about her new book, "The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama," and I wondered aloud about this continuing love affair with all things Obama — the feverish excitement, the widespread joy and pride, and the remarkable surge of hope in an otherwise downbeat, if not depressing, period.

The HIV community can take great pride in its remarkable history of collaboration for the common goal to combat AIDS.

Tom Courtenay's Serge is an equally remarkable creation: a man who prides himself on his taste and sensitivity, yet is capable of extraordinary emotional cruelty.