Sentence examples for whether proud from inspiring English sources

Now maybe the whole idea of a civilizational identity is just a silly intellectual conceit for Victorian nostalgists, and we're all actually historical free agents, with no reason to feel any identification (whether proud, guilty, or somewhere in between) with any particular figures or cultures from the past.

At the time, she told a detective she was "excited to have attention" from Labrie and didn't know "whether to be proud or happy" over their encounter.

Whether the proud dad was still in the ground to hear the news remained subject to much post-match debate; it would be nice to presume he had done the right thing.

Whether the Proud Boys are in violation of Facebook's unevenly enforced and sometimes secretive policies or not, the organization is making the most of its time on the platform.

Kenneth Muir writes: "Whether "the proud full sail of his great verse" is sincere admiration or a hint that it is bombastic is still debated," though contemporary scholars tend to gravitate toward the latter, more sarcastic interpretation.

He asked her whether she was proud.

And making guys feel proud, whether they play or not.

Asked whether she was proud of the programme, she said: "I've never actually seen it.

He repeatedly refused to say whether he was "proud" of having unseated one of the few black women MPs.

The Labour publicity machine can choose whether to be proud or embarrassed that their efforts conjured up the two "cheesiest moments" of the election.

When they stop, without warning, to commune with their selfie sticks, I don't know whether to be proud that Britain is in such global demand.