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Yet, there was an air about him that was not all of pity--that had a flush of pride in it.

Her mother's pride in the girl's appearance led her to step back, like a painter from his easel, and survey her work as a whole.

Later in his life, he took great pride in being thought of as the first farmer of the land.

As you work, take pride in the fact that you're doing the same thing professional filmmakers do, at least those in the documentary business.

"Black folks feel such a sense of pride in seeing him and the way that he has represented himself and us, " he said.

The colours reflect the diversity of the LGBT community, and the flag is often used as a symbol of gay pride in LGBT rights marches.

There is a pride in being cheap at the moment. Sometimes people come here and are very flash but it is now fashionable to be a cheapskate.

I've done everything right in my preparation, and if I touch the wall knowing I've done that, that's what I take most pride in.

As you can tell from the beautiful varnish and carvings, he took pride in his work.

Still, her mother, who had grown up in Czechoslovakia, taught Mary and her siblings to take pride in themselves.

Do not take pride in your good deeds, for God's judgments differ from those of men and what pleases them often displeases Him.

Fiorina was fired from HP in a ferocious blaze of publicity, but demonstrates pride in her accomplishments at the company.

"As Liverpool manager, I take great pride in the fact that two of our players can call themselves World Cup winners this summer, " he said.

There was pride in his voice. He felt that it was something to be connected with such a place, and he made her feel that way.

I'm a reasonably handy guy, and I take a certain amount of pride in being able to fix simple plumbing, electrical, etc. problems myself.

A young girl takes pride in a prized accessory: Rather than barrettes or purses, she carries with her a pink gun.

If pride in a good name keeps families and neighborhoods straight, a sense of shame is the reverse side of that coin.

And here he was, being confirmed in his madness by the two acceptances he took such pride in telling her about.

Her mother's pride in the girl's appearance led her to step back.

Reporters take great pride in their news coverage and front-page news in the only things they seem to aim at.

The author took great pride in striving to be a Olympic volunteer since the event is the grandest sport gala of its kind worldwide.

Audience: Not always. A Harijan, for instance, belongs to a very low community. He does not take pride in it.

Mr. Ahn, taking similar pride in his squad, highlights its teamwork: 'Our players are connected like family members, ' he said.

Yoshida expressed his immense pride in the joysticks, as they seem to balance small size with comfortable, accurate input.

Without performance-related pay, the main motives to work well are the desire to be respected and pride in your job.

She takes a pride in her ability and likes to calibrate and brush up on her skills by spending time with other experts.

His supervisor took pride in him for his academic attainments .

We have always taken great pride in the talent we have been able to attract, and we value each and every one of our employees.

Over the next few weeks, with her constant encouragement, I learned to take pride in the role.

Just like a good pair of long-lasting jeans, I take pride in its imperfections.

At the end, Mubarak took pride in the claim that he would not quit the land, would not give up his country to chaos.

People believed in his dream of restoring America's strength and pride in a time of doubt.

the sight of the ladies strolling about on gentlemen's arms reduced her pride in the dark blue taffeta dress to nothing.

Some are busy all day attending various meetings or ceremonies and take pride in the high rate of appearance on TV.

She takes pride in the coffee plantation that her family owns, and works as hard on it as any of her plantation hands.

The pop-singer took pride in the fact that he maintained his mother and sister in luxury.

peace. It is in this spirit, at this season of peace, that I take special pride in sharing this good news with you tonight.

But the Japanese take great pride in the agreement hammered out in their country, as they do their environmental efforts generally.

He took no pride in his own work.

May an old friend express his pride in your accomplishment and extend to you a wish for your continued success and happiness.

Buffet dinner at the hotel restaurant has cuisines from many regions--all of it high-quality and served with obvious pride in presentation.

That said the default tray icon might grate on those who take pride in their desktops' appearance.

ONCE upon a time, nations took pride in their strong currencies, seeing them as symbols of economic and political power.

U. S. coach Bob Bradley said he was disappointed over losing a 2-goal lead, but said he also felt great pride in his team.

The human occupant had a certain pride in being loose enough and connected enough to find the data in all things.

He took great pride in his work and cared about every customer who came through his door.

She must like her students and respect them, but she must also respect herself and take pride in her work.

Thus may we take pride in the name of ghana, not out of romanticism, but as an inspiration for the future.

She takes great pride in her work and finds comfort in the fact that her weapons and armor are helping to end this evil plague.

All the patriotic students taking pride in the motherland will raise their hands the moment the national flag is rising .

But you are baby in hand of me, pride in my heart, and the medicine of give me hope at me discourage moment.

I was unable to take much pride in the account of my wonderful adventures which I gave her.

I can tell he has a sense of pride in doing something meaningful and he's so happy just to be included.

Re-energizing the support of the American people for the national parks and rejuvenating their pride in the "best idea America ever had. "

America's sense of "exaggerated pride in its strength" was promoting military adventurism.

Thirty years after the fall of the shah, pride in the revolution is tempered by a widely shared sense that it has gone astray.

As a nation we may take pride in the fact that we are soft-hearted; but we cannot afford to be soft-headed.

She still took a faint pride in him, which was augmented by her desire to have her social integrity maintained.

But I believe that my sense of pride in having served my country in that great conflict is shared by all veterans.

Take pride in all facets of service with a clean professional appearance and keep a sparkling clean dining room at all times.

He added, 'Given circumstances and the fact that there is no national pride in this matter, France doesn't have to position itself first. '

Most here take pride in the fact that Pakistan is a nuclear state and believe this has served as a deterrent to conventional war with India.

It is born out of economic crisis, out of trying to build confidence and pride in what life you have.

Here, everyone is expected to be in direct touch with nature and the irrigation technology that the Israelis take pride in.

The great winners are the people of India, who have much pride in their global success and a choice of programs unimaginable a decade ago.

In the age of suicide bombing, however, too many Palestinian mothers take pride in the deaths of their children.

Urban actors who feel ownership of their city, who take pride in its achievements are the bedrock of the sustainable city.

I take great pride in being part of the student body here at this school. I strive to be one of the best in the future.

Just as one takes pride in important tasks outside of prison, one can find the same pride in doing small things inside prison.

This helps improve the overall beauty and positive feelings in the city, instilling a sense of pride in other residents.

Since Lv Yan, the Chinese super model, made her name internationally, some of us began to take pride in our "Asian facial features. "

Setting precise goals allows you to quantify and take pride in the achievement of those goals.

Taylor's own family, like the Logans, relied on and took fierce pride in the patch of land they bought during Reconstruction.

I won't forget the emotion in that room, the pride in our athletes' achievement, and the feeling that anything is possible.

Whether you worked at the factory or not, most people from Hershey take pride in the town and are inclined to eating the product.

Experiment with different activities that will help you get in touch with your talents. Then take pride in new skills you develop.

And Chinese pride in what had been accomplished is quite evident and understandable.

Mr. Casaubon too was not without his pride in his young wife, who spoke better than most women.

Wiltons, which takes pride in its exclusivity and insists that gentlemen diners wear jackets, made him think of James Bond.

I have always taken a lot of pride in advising my clients to do what I believe is right for them, even if it means less money for the firm.

In France, where pride in the country's industrial heritage runs deep, closing a factory - no matter how unprofitable - can be a minefield.

Therefore, trick him, his reaction to his secret pride in tact, it is no wonder that people are born smart.

They all looked happy and excited , they took pride in their son and also volunteered to help others as much as possible.

Mr. Chong takes pride in the national team's 'willpower and fighting spirit' and said its standout player is Rostov's Mr. Hong.

The youth movement takes pride in having no leaders, but it thereby finds itself without a voice at the negotiating table.

If you need to ask where to eat, start by finding people who themselves love good food and take pride in it.

Your pride in these things should enhance your life, your sense of taste and perhaps your social standing.

Strangers are greeted with a wave and warm-hearted smile, and hosts take pride in pampering their guests with hearty meals and soft beds.

Among ordinary Chinese, pride in their nation's prospects is matched by a nagging feeling that it's all still too new and precarious.

On top of that, he says, Benedict probably just takes "a pride in being contrary" .

Among ordinary Chinese, pride in their nation's prospects is matched by a nagging feeling that it's all still too new and precarious.

On top of that, he says, Benedict probably just takes "a pride in being contrary" .

I used to take pride in training people and seeing them zoom up the ladder.

seems to take pride in making fatuous remarks.

My parents are proud of me. =My parents take a pride in me.

The joy of parents in their first-born is not due to any pride in its appearance, but because it is their very own.

He seems to take pride in making fatuous remarks.

It is a centre of family activities, a place for entertaining friends, and a source of pride in its Comfort and appearance.

Americans take great pride in a constitution that limits executive power through a series of checks and balances.

She also told me that even though my father was no longer with us, he was watching me, and would always take pride in everything good I do.

This excellent book had gone out of print, and TRADERS PRESS takes pride in again making it available to the commodity trading public.

Athenians take pride in the accomplishments of their ancestors, and people from all around the world come to admire them.

Life is short. So one can take pride in even a passing moment of riding high, for it can count as an indication of a successful life.

Judge Iain Wilson looks for modern urinals, stalls and an attendant who 'takes ownership and pride' in his or her charge.

The Japanese are an unfortunate people who have rarely felt pride in their country or government since the defeat in World War II.

To rebuild that bond managers need to be able to take pride in what they do.

Americans used to take pride in their craft, but today it has become about just getting by.

I can tell you frankly: I take no pride in the way some of our employees nave behaved.

The point is whenever you give to others you'll have more pride in yourself and feel better about the world.

As a family run business Brad-Pak takes pride in understanding what service means to a customer.

So take pride in this work, and see that no-one else can do the job as well as you can.

It gives me a different kind of satisfaction and pride in what I do.

He took no pride in his work.

Before Jon's death, I took pride in the fact that I rarely asked for help or favors. I defined myself by my competence and independence.

For all its pride in its own democratic traditions, India might plump for the soldiers.

However, much of this software reflects the developers' lack of pride in their work.

And the two were very happy together, Amy taking great pride in her handsome husband.

pride, in your growing ability to understand the new language and to express thoughts and feelings.

Companies take pride in the amount of money they give to charity, in many cases aiming to give 1% of total revenue.

United has taken pride in its lack of aircraft orders in recent years, even as U. S. rivals started reopening their checkbooks.

The sense of pride in Greenland is palpable . Greenlandic has become the official language.

Norwegians take pride in a society whose security and surveillance measures are less intrusive than elsewhere.

We take pride in representing the very best of talents and are committed to manage them thereafter.

Many SAS-ers also take pride in the company's Curriculum Pathways program.

Every beautiful thing has a natural pride in its own beauty, and today the world is allowing its pride to seep from every pore.

And, as her love for Scarlett and her pride in her were enormous, the chastening process was practically continuous.

AMD takes pride in providing our customers with a broad choice of quality computing solutions.

Nowadays there is an immense and justified pride in what our colleges and universities have done.

It, was obvious that the Zentraedi was taking some pride in his accomplishments, so Lang didn't offer any resistance.

But at other times I cannot prevent myself from asserting the pride in living that the whole world conspires to give me.

"The time has come for us to step forward, with quiet pride in our hearts, to create a new country, " he said.

Among the many feeling going through my head during those 20 minutes was pride-pride in how well everybody on board was behaving .

She takes pride in being a Chinese, and is very proud of China's achievements in the last couple of years.

Planned obsolescence is not conducive to pride in workmanship. On another level, consumption is turning sour .

Increasingly, Germans have put the guilt of the past behind them, reasserting their pride in national identity in many positive ways.

We the faculty take no pride in our educational achievements with you.

Learn to be frugal and pride in who you are and not in what you wear or possess.

Clearly , this was a person who took considerable pride in personal appearance .

Rather did I feel a pride in my former productions, as being all the tribute I had to pay them.

"Our people take pride in the fact that they are blessed with great leaders from generation to generation, " Yang said.

The department takes pride in the fact that EAPS undergraduate students become actively involved in our research projects.

Students too take pride in their college and are encouraged to do so by being given discounted prices for football tickets.

Our songs of how the earth is our garden and our pride in surviving our long history suddenly became more vivid and clear.

National governments of host cities, however, see a powerful occasion to capture the world's attention and promote pride in their country.

The habit of honest work and pride in your work can be established to a great extent in college.

Officers in Chicago and New York who once took pride in helping women exit the sex trade have told me about their frustration.

Although the Titanic enterprise ended in disaster, Belfast retains a perverse pride in its most famous ship.

For weeks, state-run media has run pieces glorifying the victory in a campaign to pump up pride in revolutionary Cuba.

and to lose that humility because we have lost friendship or love is to take a pride in what should shame us.

Dress as smart as you can for each occasion, whether it be work, meeting a friend, or going for an interview. Take pride in your appearance.

Even the most recession-walloped and otherwise diminished man can take pride in his essential role as father.

For TNT the collaboration has instilled pride in its people and significant value for shareholders.

The meaning of life is not the result, they are not worthy of our pride in the capital, but in our day-to-day details.

Often accused of being anarchists, they take a certain pride in their unruliness.

These are the very things that qualify him as a college man, and arouse an understandable pride in his parents.

They take pride in their independence and their right to make their own decisions.

His mother always takes pride in him. His mother is always proud of him. Unit

Eg. She takes great pride in the success of her three children.

They are able to focus on their accomplishments and take pride in themselves.

Any barrier that hinders pride in work must be removed, including not knowing what good work is.

But more noticeable than the poverty, is the pride: in one village, a young man is making paper, from bark stripped from local trees.

The world can take pride in these achievements. But it cannot be complacent.

we always gaze some things which you take pride in to imagine in special date, Don't you agree to it?

Yang Zi life not so much because of his own pride in the game and have a mentality to get along with humility calm.

Western universities had for two centuries taken pride in responding in Enlightened terms to critical questions: What can one know?

Each employee is responsible for keeping his machines and tools clean. It teaches them responsibility and pride in their work.

Take pride in the fact that your child is willing to try something new.

Mr. Trichet, a child of World War II, shares his generation's intense pride in Europe's postwar achievements.

Then make countries report their progress every few years and get countries to take competitive pride in their progress.

I don't feel any pride in the achievements of other nations, don't see how I could really, considering they're not my nation.

Even crossing the street became an act to tell me about his pride in his country.

DOX takes pride in being one of preferred recruiting and consulting vendor of Top 20 pharma MNC in great China region.

We take pride in presenting only pre-owned units that are highly serviceable machines with low hours and in perfect mechanical condition.

Many non-Shias admire the party and take pride in the courage and skill of its fighters.

Is detail-oriented, organized, creative, resourceful, reliable and takes pride in doing prompt, quality work.

Mary sewed beautifully and she took pride in her work .

Express pride in staff and encourage them to feel good about their accomplishments.

While Detroit is taking pride in their defense, Wallace was critical of the Cavaliers' tactics.

With our informal, inclusive work environment, we make it easier to get things done, and we take pride in doing things the right way.

No one seems to take any pride in his work anymore, and so on.

Such government approval is a sign of modern China's return to pride in its ancient history and culture.

There is a wariness about services, particularly personal services, and a pride in being the world's biggest exporter.

Africans rightly take pride in conferences packed with Western bankers keen to invest in their capital markets.

And, strangely, some of the Finns I met seemed to take pride in this.

It was these times that I reassessed my meaning and the relevance of pride in my life.

Technidrill's skilled assembly and electrical technicians take great pride in producing the best possible product.

Her pride in her achievements is justified.

All alone I have cried Silent tears full of pride In a world made of steel, made of stone.

Everything is beautifully made as the creators themselves are selling their pieces, so there is real pride in their workmanship.

Therefore, you owe to yourself, our guests and to your co-workers to take pride in your personal appearance, cleanliness and grooming.

He must like his students and respect them, but he must also respect himself and take pride in his work.

AA president Edmund King said: 'Many drivers do take pride in their cars and their Sunday morning car wash has become a ritual.

Take pride in what you do and you'll emit this positive attitude into your relationship pursuits.

It is rich in triumphalism, disdain and pride, in the love of power and of domination.

VI Design Group takes pride in their ability to tackle the most complicated, demanding LabVIEW applications with ease.

Pride in that after 156 years of separation, we are at last reunited with our own country.

Folks in the southern United States, in particular, take pride in entertaining guests.

I take pride in being able to apply to arrive at Shidai scholarship also always.

I take pride in taking big shots with the game on the line, knowing my team can rely on me.

First of all, he starts taking pride in his appearance, then he goes to the gym more than usual, buy new clothes and have regular haircuts.

Pride: I solemnly declare my pride in belonging to the international community of research scholars.

There was a note of pride in his voice.

For those who take pride in this vanity, the armed forces is obviously not a career choice one should opt for.

Above all, mothers everywhere should have a sense of pride in breastfeeding.

Under those circumstances, I had to put my pride in my pocket.

With the industry's fastest growing lamp line, we take great pride in making our lamp collection better every year.

Baseball is a sporting obsession and a source of national pride in Cuba.

His pride in crossing the ice first only pushes him closer to his death.

She takes great pride in her children's success.

Oh, I take pride in what I learn. I find it very interesting.

I could not believe the service I was receiving! I took the opportunity to say, "Obviously your take great pride in your work. "

I've got him faster than his scoundrel of a father secured me, and lower; for he takes a pride in his brutishness.

Social production creates pride in the possibility of community members taking charge and providing their own needs.

I don't know about you, but I don't find any particular pride in hamburgers.

We congratulate her and her team on the success and take pride in the cultural vision and commitment these young people possess.

"At the Wellington, " said Carrie, who permitted herself a touch of pride in the acknowledgment.

The sense of pride in Greenland is palpable.

I take pride in building strong relationships with my customers. They really trust me.

Help your child set her own achievable goals - she'll learn to take pride in herself and rely less on approval or reward from others.

When I get really lonely and the distance calls its only silence. I think of you smiling with pride in your eyes a lover that sighs.

End product manufacturers pride in management style, they may hinder innovation.

Tokyo cab drivers consider themselves professionals, and take pride in their work.

Hyundai's U. S. executives can take pride in more than just the improvements in vehicle quality and design.

She took great pride in her appearance.

FIERCE pride in one's regional roots can be found throughout England.

The instruction of Universal Children's Day in Britain would go a long way in helping young people take pride in their country.

So every nation represented here today can take pride in the innocent lives we saved and in helping Libyans reclaim their country.

To me it just represents pride in Southern rock'n'roll music, plus it just looks cool.

Latin America can take pride in having achieved near-universal primary school enrolment.

Then again, Mr. Blake has long taken pride in his unconventionality.

Some people take pride in never showing an unpleasant emotion, instead showing a "stiff upper lip. "

But I will tight for you with love, courage and pride in my heart.

Yet, Jean takes pride in noting that the Springfield nuclear power plant has never blown up.

They take great pride in their family, and will often brag of their accomplishments.

But I still take pride in my work, and consistency and presentation are everything.

You take pride in maintaining and cultivating a healthy family and work hard to achieve this.

It takes pride in an aggressive anti-poverty campaign.

The Mint takes pride in the educational value of many of its commemorative coins.

Our firm has had its share of challenges during and after the financial crisis, but your pride in Goldman Sachs is clear.

The third factor is a sense of pride in country and unity with other citizens.

I take great pride in the Western Chinese people which has a long history, a rich culture and glorious revolutionary tradition.

For the man who has had no mercy will be judged without mercy, but mercy takes pride in overcoming judging.

Mary always take pride in her talent of art.

Feel pride in it? Are we ashamed of it?

Health and education are indeed the most prominent accomplishments most Cubans say they take pride in.

On the contrary, the hostess usually takes pride in careful preparation of special dishes.

As civil servants, we take pride in serving the community and performing our official duties.

[D] Americans take a vain pride in their long life expectancy.

And it has encouraged students who are used to failure to take pride in their work.

Americans take a vain pride in their long life expectancy.