Sentence examples for voice pride from inspiring English sources

In the muster at the end of the rigorous camp, a drill instructor tries to get him to voice pride in having made it through.

The tough-talking Mr. McCready voices pride in outwitting the youth.

I honestly think that everyone involved in this wanted to put this beyond us". He also voiced pride that he had once been part of the Palin family.

Joe D'Amico, an employee for 42 years and a "front presser" for sports jackets and suit coats, voiced pride about the plant's products.

In opening remarks, UC Berkeley Chancellor Robert Birgeneau voiced pride that UC Berkeley has some of the best students in the nation working on renewable energy projects across campus and at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

The first of those Iraqis who now will be responsible for training Iraqi recruits voiced pride in their new mission -- but also continuing debate over pay, housing, health care and, for some, divided loyalties.

Voicing pride that the contract was improving health benefits when coverage for many other workers was deteriorating, he acknowledged that he did not get all he wanted on wages because of the transit authority's financial troubles.

For years, these officials have played a delicate political game, voicing pride in, and support for, Connecticut's two federally recognized Indian tribes and their billion-dollar casino operations, while seeking protections for municipalities whose residents resent the casinos' impact on their traffic, crime rates and property values.

But in dozens of interviews on Friday from suburbs of Houston to towns outside Chicago and rural byways near Birmingham, Ala., African-Americans voiced pride and amazement over his victory on Thursday and the message it sent, even if they were not planning to vote for him or were skeptical that he could win in November.

For his part, Graham (who, it should be mentioned, in interviews with TechCrunch has always expressed a very strong interest in funding more female founders and voiced pride in shifting the gender ratio in Y Combinator's founder classes) says he's been misquoted and misunderstood, and there are some very eloquent arguments being made that at least some of the pile-on seems to be unwarranted.

He was their poet, their voice, their pride.