B1 FASHION B11 WEEKEND E1-30; E31-42 SPORTS D1-8 Underdogs Are Overwhelmed The Hofstra Pride, up by 4 at the half, lost to U.C.L.A., 61-48, while the No. 1-seeded Duke Blue Devils defeated Monmouth, 95-52, in the N.C.A.A. East Regional.
He had become a symbol of blue-collar pride, sympathy for the underdog and rock with a clear conscience.
Like all pro-life groups, the S.B.A. List takes pride in its status as an underdog, outspent by its liberal opponents and embraced by the Republican élite only when it's convenient.
The Bay Area has always been an underdog to Los Angeles, and locals rep its underground countercultures with fierce pride.
As the leader of a Sephardic council of Torah sages that founded Shas in the early 1980s, he harnessed the underdog sentiment of many non-European Israeli Jews, worked to restore their pride and turned them into a potent political force.
Mr. Nieratko's pride in his roots shows at NJ Skateshop, where the defiant, underdog elements of Jersey character mingle with the nonconformist style of skateboard culture.
Henderson Presents" FELICITY HUFFMAN/"Transamerica": (Underdog) REESE WITHERSPOON/"Walk the Line": BAGGER(Conventional wisdom) CHARLIZE THERON/ North Country" KEIRA KNIGHTLEY/"Pride & Prejudice": (Wildcard) SUPPORTING ACTOR The academy, even the whole moviegoing public, would love to get George Clooney to the stage on Oscar night.
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Its elegant products and nimble operating systems, and its underdog struggles against IBM and Microsoft in the 1980s, are especially appealing in a country that prides itself on being chic, clever and revolutionary.
