Sentence examples for swell of pride from inspiring English sources

When the pairings were unveiled Sunday, Bettencourt felt a swell of pride — and disappointment.

On my way home, I looked at the photo and felt a swell of pride.

And the diversion, along with a swell of pride in the historic vote, drained the continuing occupation of Tahrir Square to just a few thousand demonstrators.

When the coxless four won rowing gold in Athens I was there with Radio Five Live and had a real swell of pride during the anthem.

When the three men walk to the front of the stage to acknowledge the applause there is an enormous swell of pride and appreciation from the audience.

It is a big deal — to the men declaring it, to the people who love them, to the countless masses who instantly, if silently, feel a swell of pride and little less fear and worry.

A swell of national pride ensues until it is discovered that she was only with Ron Wood.

But why the tremors of distress instead of a swell of nationalistic pride?

News footage of brave, bloodied Afghan commandos caused a swell of national pride in a country unused to government heroes.The attacks have also highlighted what NATO generals believe to be an important piece of unfinished business.

Part of the appeal is precisely events like the Jubilee: More than just an excuse for a party, they bring a swell of patriotic pride to all but a minority whose aversion to hereditary privilege outweighs all else.

Recently, in August, when thousands of counterdemonstrators swarmed Boston's streets with messages of tolerance and love in protest of a planned white supremacist rally, many felt a swell of local pride that had long been absent.