Sentence examples for somewhat proud from inspiring English sources

Ninety-seven percent said they were very or somewhat proud of the armed forces.

Nearly half took the lesser option and said they were "somewhat proud".

"She is obviously somewhat proud and happy that her child has done well," Schlink says.

"Truth be told, I ain't even bought a crib yet," Mr. Cole raps, and he's somewhat proud.

The everybody-yell scene was the equivalent of a Sorkin walk-and-talk, a somewhat proud display of dramatic verbal excitement.

"It's pathetic, the entire show," Ms. Getter said, exhausted by the effort of mounting the exhibit and clearly somewhat proud despite her words.

Like Newfoundlanders in general, they're at once proud, somewhat inward and unusually welcoming of visitors.

I saw a city proud (if somewhat exhausted) to fly its black-and-orange Halloween colours, and pointy hats were everywhere.

Don't be fooled into thinking that he has been forgiven for being a successful, proud and somewhat arrogant black Italian.

Nintendo, a company fiercely proud and somewhat conservative when it came to its products, took a punt on a new idea by largely unknown development team Game Freak.

(With Chevrolet's announcement some four years ago that an all-new Camaro would hit showrooms in 2009 as a 2010 model, Ford had to freshen their iconic Mustang; some of the Ford's sheetmetal and lights have been tweaked, performance has also been enhanced, but it's not an "all-new" car - Still, Mustang's first champion, Lee Iacocca, would be proud - somewhat).