Sentence examples similar to solitary pride from inspiring English sources
The nuclear programme has become an almost solitary symbol of national pride for Mr Khamenei and much of the country's ruling elite, though not necessarily for the wider population, whose pockets are hurting.
The journey was about a mile and I embarked on this solitary excursion with my pride packed in my little backpack (which I ONLY ever wore on my right shoulder because I was NOT a NERD who wore their bag on BOTH shoulders... that would be CRAZY!) After school let out, I walked back to our empty house, put on my roller-skates, and glided around aimlessly until it got dark.
Manson, whose translation of Mallarmé's poems is probably the most elegant, allows these lines to breathe more freely: Magnificent, total and solitary, and such as the bogus pride of men trembles to breathe.
For the third episode of season five of Empire, we learn exactly why this episode is aptly named "Pride". First off, Andre is in solitary confinement and we finally find out why he put himself there.
His excessive sensibility, his pride, the high standards of his demands on people, made him solitary.
"A solitary saber-toothed cat could have taken young mammoths aged 2 to 4 sometimes up to age 9 and a pride would have been able to take adult females," says Roth. .
