Sentence examples for some pride that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wehrli noted with some pride that this show has garnered their first bad reviews.

Premier Denis Napthine says with some pride that it's "locally, nationally and internationally significant".

Ms. Maloney said, with some pride, that the president gave her the pen.

He notes, with some pride, that the cosmonauts who trained with him phoned him from the International Space Station with New Year's salutations.

The ranger at the start of the trail told us, with some pride, that 200 people had come through already that day.

Meanwhile, French folks, particularly young ones, seem infected by the British urge to binge drink, as chronicled in recent British newspaper articles noting with some pride that this most vulgar of excesses has found an unlikely export market in Paris.

At first, they had some Manhattan pride that was hard to relinquish, Ms. McCarron said.

Some analysts here say the pride that leads Mr. Erdogan to seek more power after a decade in leadership is likely to govern his response to the current upheaval.

It is with some native pride that I can report that this has generally been a successful crusade, creating converts up and down the Eastern seaboard, but also creating a cup supply crisis.

In a perverse sort of way I take some pride in that, because that's how it should be.

At the map's launch in Nairobi on 28 January, some exclaimed with pride that it looked like a London or New York map.