Perhaps that's the main source of pride that I have.
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It is an educational tent pole and source of pride.
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But his stated business acumen has been a source of pride.
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"I've been such a source of pride for him," she said.
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That is, for teams like Everton, an understandable source of pride.
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"The refinery was always a source of pride," Mr. Gonzalez said.
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Stone walls are a source of pride in New Canaan, Conn.
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The shows were a source of pride for the middle-aged musician.
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Sometimes a pregnant woman is shown off as a source of pride.
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Getting to Horace Mann was both a source of pride and embarrassment.
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Their collective powers are a source of pride and fear for Americans.
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Her quick action is a source of pride for many New Zealanders.
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"It was a source of pride for me," Ms. Loveland, 38, said.
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This was a real big source of pride and enjoyment for him.
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Its rejuvenation is a major source of pride for the front office.
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They are becoming a source of pride But the women understand that they don't look like what most people are used to seeing in the criminal justice department, and they're actually a source of pride and inspiration for many.
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It also was a source of pride, and anxiety, for many who watched.
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He is a source of pride to the kids in Bondy, a role-model.
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That's an inclusiveness that enriches America and that should be a source of pride.
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Polls consistently show that history is the main source of pride for many Russians.
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His Twitter profile, however, appears to be a source of pride for Mr. Trump.
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Their efforts continue to be a tremendous source of pride for everyone at Walmart.
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But even that institution has not been an unqualified source of pride for the nation.
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It made headlines in India, and was a tremendous source of pride for Singh's parents.
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It made headlines in India and was a tremendous source of pride for Singh's parents.
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As much as it is a source of pride, though, it comes at a cost.
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This balance-sheet is a source of pride, allowing the institution to feel financially independent.
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I think it's also a source of pride that shows just how tolerant they are.
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Now, these women are reclaiming those "negative" descriptions, and wearing them as a source of pride.
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He added that the success of "Roma" has become a source of pride for many Mexicans.
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Until recently, the absence of a far-right movement was a source of pride in Spain.
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And we in Israel also believed that we were a source of pride for American Jews.
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And Afghan cricket is now a source of pride for the country on the global stage.
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But in the past decade, integrating them into high fashion has become a source of pride.
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Like Macungie and Hagerstown, New River Valley is a source of pride for Sweden-based Volvo.
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Seeing her children bottle-feed calves and milk full-grown cows was a source of pride.
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Being the home base of an iconic company was a source of pride to many residents.
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Noisey: Is being one of the Portland bands playing the festival this year a source of pride?
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"A mascot is a symbol of pride, but it is not the source of pride," she added.
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To be sure, a historic comeback like that should be savored and a source of pride. BUT!
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Let our cultural and ethnic diversity be a source of pride and strength, not parochialism and conflict.
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William and Kate's visit to the village was seen as "a source of pride" to the locals.
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For someone to come from the Middle East to our city is a great source of pride.
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The villagers in Buakaw's hometown see their local boy as a source of pride and of hope.
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USUALLY THE pre-eminence of the dollar is a source of pride for whoever occupies the White House.
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Zuckerberg also said he remains committed to encryption on WhatsApp and described it as a source of pride.
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Changi's many attractions makes it a tourist destination in itself, and is a source of pride for Singaporeans.
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It's a great source of pride and inspiration, beginning with the respect she holds for her own mother.
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The Olympics-sized crowd was something different, and she found it both a source of pride and inspiration.
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The new passports, as described by the Home Office, would be both practical and a source of pride.
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So I would have preferred my achievements to be a source of pride to my country of origin.
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Her son Jesus made straight A's in school, a source of pride for Ms. Ramirez, who is illiterate.
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His sons are also very much involved in charities - another source of pride for the 55-year-old.
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The 2018 Winter Olympics is a major source of pride for the country as a winter sports wonderland.
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Barack Obama's African connections -- his father was born in Kogelo, Kenya -- was a source of pride for many.
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"Being a Hispanic has been a huge plus in my career, an honor and source of pride," she said.
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"A strong self-host culture is a source of pride for those of us working on Windows," says Fortin.
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"The presence of Saudi women here should be a source of pride for both the kingdom and the team."
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Provoking political conversations and civics lessons might be a source of pride, but it is not the top priority.
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But here in Frederick, a city whose lovingly preserved downtown is a source of pride, it is especially painful.
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"Winning Olympic medals might have been a bigger source of pride for people than it is now," said Yoo.
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And the resulting images show how stretch marks can be a source of pride and beauty rather than shame.
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"I think for Taiwanese-Americans, it was a real source of pride," Mr. Blythe said in a telephone interview.
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It's an especially painful move for a company that long viewed its stable dividend as a source of pride.
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The loyalty that Black women feel towards Black men can be a source of pride and, in some cases, pain.
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It's a source of pride, where the hardware, software, or service that changed our lives' was probably made or facilitated.
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An A on a paper is nice, but winning a contest with their writing is a real source of pride.
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A reflection of the state of homelessness in the city, it is also a source of pride for its members.
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The Red Sea Camels are a particular source of pride; Eritrea is no less soccer-mad than Italy or Brazil.
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New York (CNN Business)General Electric's 119-year-old dividend is a source of pride inside this once-dependable company.
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But they were the only N.F.L. team to be 220-2241 at home, a substantial source of pride in Foxborough.
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Both of her children are married, she bragged; this is an enormous source of pride for an Indian mother in poverty.
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From that point on, Jobs became an occasional presence — and sometime source of pride, or, more often, heartbreak — in Lisa's life.
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Kerdi says his journey toward running the bakery has been a special source of pride because his income supports his family.
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His absence has been widely debated in Sweden in recent weeks, where the Nobel prize is a huge source of pride.
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But it has always mattered, of course, always been a source of pride and pain for the conquerors and the conquered.
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Eventually I developed a repertoire of pansies, ruffled leaves, shells, swags and roses, never perfect, but nonetheless a source of pride.
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Many in Glasgow, then, think this is a club that should be cherished by Scotland, seen as a source of pride.
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Márquez's career in Barcelona was a source of pride for Mexican football fans, proof that the country produces world-class players.
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" • "Celebrations such as gay pride day are ridiculous because they assume an individual's sexual orientation should constitute a source of pride.
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The motorsports program, and Formula E particularly, has become a source of pride for FF's employees, people close to the company say.
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Let our cultural and ethnic diversity be a source of pride and strength, not parochialism and conflict… We are all South Sudanese.
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The K-12 school in Hyannis, which serves several counties and has fewer than 150 students, is a source of pride here.
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The heavyset man eagerly passed around bags of his company's chips, basking in praise of their taste, his main source of pride.
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AMERICA HAS always been full of languages, a fact that has been both a source of pride and a cause for consternation.
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So for the team of Fox anchors and producers here this week, Mr. Wallace's star turn is a welcome source of pride.
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When once my voice or accent had been the cause of ridicule, in recent times, it has become a source of pride.
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Some are champions at the age of 19, but my greatest source of pride is they had the right state of mind.
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In sugar-producing places like Mackay, on the Queensland coast, sugar isn't just part of the culture, it's a source of pride.
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Despite that suffering, to many locals Mao is a source of pride, his fame conferring status on the city and drawing tourism.
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But he stays up late to watch every Giants broadcast, he said, and this week has been a special source of pride.
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The technology is a source of pride for the Tokyo-based firm, which is worth roughly $2 billion, according to CB Insights.
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"For us it's a source of pride," said Luis Antonio Varela Murillo, 65, who has lived his entire life in the town.
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The lack of guns is arguably a source of pride for the nation, especially in the face of escalating gun violence in America.
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Now Marco teaches art in workshops at the farm and his drawings hang in its offices, an obvious source of pride to him.
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"Throughout my life, soccer has been a great love, a source of pride, and a way to pay for my education," Marin said.
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"Stanford is accustomed to being No. 1 at a lot of things, but this is not a source of pride," Ms. Eshoo said.
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The country's senior Shi'ite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, said the army's treatment of people in Mosul was a source of pride.
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The resurgence of Grand Central in recent years offers a reminder that our infrastructure can be a source of pride, joy and functionality.
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The airport is a source of pride in the city, with its sleek, glass-fronted terminal, world-renowned efficiency and smooth transport links.
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She had fought hard for all she had achieved, and her work in the Foreign Service was a source of pride to her.
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What has shocked the nation even more profoundly this time is that it happened in soccer: the national game, a source of pride.
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For generations, the region of Silesia has been at the heart of Poland's love affair with coal as a source of pride and heroism.
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"My greatest source of pride is they had they right state of mind," Deschamps, who had captained France to the 1998 title, told reporters.
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Now that Mr. Trump has won, his continuing presence feels to many New Yorkers less like a source of pride than an open wound.
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San Francisco — In the hard-sell world of mutual funds, the art of pushing pricey investments is a source of pride for many executives.
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"It is both a source of pride and a great responsibility to go there to represent France," Mr. Berville told RFI radio on Tuesday.
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In the early 1960s, many Mexican-American activists entrenched in the country's growing civil rights movement used the day as a source of pride.
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Ever since, Allegri has tried to persuade everyone connected to Juventus that the club's record should be a source of pride, rather than pain.
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Among the group of black women with whom I watched the ceremony early Saturday morning in New Jersey, she was a source of pride.
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She was a huge source of pride for many Mexican-Americans, because like so many of them, she was third generation and working class.
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The ministry's accreditation gives the plant doctors credibility among farmers, and is a source of pride for the doctors themselves, who are agricultural extension agents.
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She had flown there she after becoming the first foreign leader to meet with the new American president, a source of pride for Downing Street.
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Almost a century on, his work remains a fertile field of study, an object of astonishment, and a source of pride to his native land.
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Apple has been addressing the issue of conflict minerals by conducting third-party audits at its smelters, and that's a source of pride for Jackson.
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"This project is a huge source of pride for Japan and an important addition to ... energy supplies," said Tom O'Sullivan, head of energy consultancy Mathyos Japan.
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Individuals are beginning to realize the huge impact technology has on their lives — a source of pride for American technological innovation but also a big responsibility.
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There was no stock option for it — it was just a source of pride and a belief this was the way things were to get done.
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Driven by Silicon Valley and the other great technology and R&D clusters in America, this should be a great source of pride to us all.
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Sotomayor made history as the first Hispanic on the Supreme Court, a source of pride for a nation that often struggles with its sense of identity.
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Presumably it was a source of pride and happiness in the same way that the image from Little Rock became, for Bryan, a source of shame.
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Sexual identity should be a source of pride, so we love seeing women owning this part of themselves — and supporting their peers at the same time.
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El Yunque, pronounced Jun-kay, has been an enormous source of pride in Puerto Rico and one of the main drivers of the island's tourism industry.
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This is a source of pride for Preller, but only as a means to producing the kind of consistently competitive team San Diego has never had.
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Supporters of the institute hope that the project will serve as a newfound source of pride for Europe's Roma and promote more positive views of them.
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Their go-to looks might feel unconventional to some and out-there to others, but to these women, they're a source of pride, power, and confidence.
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Like sports teams can often function as a source of pride for major metropolitan areas, "hospitals can serve a similar role for rural towns," Holmes said.
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Like Bombardier, SNC-Lavalin's international success remains a source of pride in Quebec, despite the latter's issues with corruption, and it employs thousands of people there.
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Square Feet The North Lawndale headquarters, a source of pride to residents before the retailer moved downtown, has slowly been redeveloped after years of sitting vacant.
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Fanni Imaniar: My biggest source of pride is that I could learn to multitask as a mother, a wife, a professional, and a member of society.
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For Gad, whose grandparents survived the Holocaust, the role is a source of pride — especially since he knows how rare characters like Friedman are in pop culture.
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It took exactly a week after the fire started for us to evacuate, and by then we'd waited so long it felt like a source of pride.
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The United States has been a role model for the world, and a source of pride for Americans, because it has strived to implement the law fairly.
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WARSAW/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - For generations, the region of Silesia has been at the heart of Poland's love affair with coal as a source of pride and heroism.
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Lewis got the job done but we gave him a car he could do that with and that's a huge source of pride to all of us.
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And I, the woman whose shoe collection was once a source of pride, now own one pair of flip-flops and can almost climb a tree barefoot.
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The popularity of these ideas in times of widespread social and political insecurity makes sense: They are a source of pride, and a throwback to simpler times.
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Ms. Meng is not just a top executive at a company that is a source of pride for China, she is also the daughter of Huawei's founder.
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Last year, the housing project did not record a single shooting, something that had not happened in more than a decade and was a source of pride.
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For many of us in El Paso, the international ebb and flow of people is part of daily life and our location is a source of pride.
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Misplaced trust became a model for a century of Soviet and Russian subversive efforts, and the Cheka remained a source of pride for future Russian intelligence operatives.
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The first homegrown, global success story and one of Israel's largest employers, Teva is both a source of pride and a symbol of the country's financial ambitions.
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Scores of organizations inside the NHS, which provides free medical care for all and is a source of pride for Britons, were hit by the ransomware on Friday.
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"I'm more of a journeyman player," he tells the Times about his sideline job, musing that performing with an orchestra is "such a source of pride" for him.
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"There was no stock option for it — it was just a source of pride and a belief this was the way things were to get done," he said.
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The history of Amhara, which has provided Ethiopia with its national language, is a source of pride for many who belong to the country's second largest ethnic group.
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In addition to profit, it's also a source of pride for the family that Mexicans around the country will honor their loved ones with the flowers they grew.
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While the program is a source of pride for many Canadians, Mr. Trudeau's opponents on the right have long raised concerns that it could leave the country vulnerable.
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To those in the banlieues, in the places they came from, players like them are a source of pride, of hope, a proof that the stereotype is wrong.
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Shipbuilders have traditionally been a source of pride for the economy, having played a key role in national industrialization following World War II and accounting for around 200,000 jobs.
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Once a source of pride for Pakistan, flights of the loss-making carrier are now frequently cancelled and many of its aircraft have been cannibalised to keep others flying.
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The former London mayor is the great-grandson of the Ottoman Empire's last interior minister, Ali Kemal, and his ancestry has been a source of pride for many Turks.
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February 9, 2016 A source of pride for North Korea is a source of criticism from the international community: Find out why a recent satellite launch stirred strong reactions.
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A person claiming to be of extreme age could also draw great attention and could be a source of pride and reverence for a family, a village, a country.
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The Big 5, which is a round-robin between five Philadelphia schools, is a source of pride for coach Jay Wright but not something he wants to obsess over.
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Her life continues to be devoted to those she serves, her example is inspirational, and a source of pride to many, in Britain, the Commonwealth, and the world over.
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This cycle, Yang is one of three historic Asian American and Pacific Islander candidates, a milestone that's been a source of pride for many Asian Americans I've spoken with.
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It was rather readily acknowledged, an all-pervading source of pride and virtue, embedded in every aspect of the social, cultural, and economic DNA, apparent in every oath and tradition.
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Yet nearly everyone I met in Dhaka spoke of the traffic as a trial by fire, a test of mettle, a horror that is also a perverse source of pride.
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Embattled church Pell's rapid rise was a source of pride for many Catholic Australians, as he quickly rose from a rural parish priest to the highest offices of the Vatican.
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Stories about their legendary bravery in battle are still a source of pride for Lasatira, who told VICE that it was his fearlessness that made debt collecting a natural fit.
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A larger family was also traditionally seen as a source of pride, wealth and high social status and protective for women in cultures where they cannot own resources like land.
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" They have become a source of pride for an unexpected reason, he said: "You don't find these kinds of utensils anywhere in New York — that's why people are stealing them.
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As the elder Mr. Bush watched troubles envelop the eight-year presidency of his son, however, what had been a source of pride became a cause of distress, friends said.
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In reading the company's old annual reports, you get a sense that its executives thought of the jobs created and the wages paid as a source of pride and achievement.
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Bombardier, which grew from a tiny snowmobile making company into a global aerospace and transportation behemoth, is a large employer in the province and a source of pride and identity.
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You are a source of pride for us as Googlers, and also a source of hope for people globally who don't feel comfortable being out in their own workplaces and communities.
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"They still associate me with those months of Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm, and it's a source of pride to me that I quote 'became famous' covering that war."
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And in the 1990s, California recalled plates with any combination of "dago" and "wop," terms that stung some in the Italian-American community, but were a source of pride for some.
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However scrambled and hallucinatory Russia's sense of time was — the 14th century mixed with the 20th — the country's sheer unmanageable hugeness was a steady source of pride to its classical writers.
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Saiful Malook recounts the story of the judge who sentenced Asia Bibi to death, who has preserved the pen which he used to sign off her judgment as a source of pride.
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Israel is no longer the safest place in the world for Jews, and many people around the world, including a minority inside Israel, no longer see it as a source of pride.
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Not to be outdone, Brainerd has Paul Bunyan Land, a pleasant, grassy amusement park whose centerpiece is the "World's Largest Talking Animated" Bunyan, a source of pride for the city since 1950.
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I look at myself and nearly can't believe that for years, this mostly harmless hormonal thing that I used to hide and shave on the daily has become a source of pride.
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Dollar Shave Club beat Harry's to the punch, bursting onto the scene with its 22016 viral YouTube video that ridiculed the technological innovations that have been a source of pride for Gillette.
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The Nobel prizes and the international attention they bring are a source of pride for Sweden and the Academy has promised to improve transparency and bring its ancient rules up to date.
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The social network established its Luleå data center in northern Sweden (just 70 miles south of the Arctic Circle) years ago, but it's obviously still a source of pride for CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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From rural Australia to the Vatican Pell's ascent was a source of pride for many Catholic Australians, as he quickly rose from a rural parish priest to the highest offices of the Vatican.
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As such, we also have a high population of veterans living in the territory, and the high rate of service in the U.S. Armed Forces is a source of pride in American Samoa.
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"Iowa's 'first in the nation' voting status is nationally recognized as an integral part of the election process, and that is a great source of pride for many Iowans," the team's statement said.
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In spite of the maltreatment it has endured over the last decades, the Amazon has always been a source of pride for Brazilians—as important to the national identity as samba and soccer.
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My dad's service to our nation has long been a source of pride for me, particularly his affiliation with the celebrated Tuskegee "Red Tails" who defied every expectation of their skill and patriotism.
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Reid's one of the winningest head coaches in NFL history, which must be both a source of pride and deep frustration, since Reid has still never won a Super Bowl as head coach.
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This story will run and run, it seems… The Takeaway: As terrible as Banks' comments were, there's something heartening about the speed with which people rhetorical-judoed her insults into a source of pride.
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" An exception to the trend, per the Boston Globe: "New Hampshire's libertarian streak has long been a source of pride for residents, but for cannabis users, that self-image isn't living up to reality.
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In today's war zones, the willingness of the Gurkhas to serve long hours in the most dangerous posts is a source of pride for the soldiers, and it has kept them in high demand.
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It is a source of pride for him, but like Frankel, he chafes at what he imagines people say he has not accomplished: winning America's most prestigious races, which are run on the dirt.
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For Thabit, an Assyrian Christian, the 3,000-year-old city -- which once formed the capital of an Assyrian empire reaching from Egypt to parts of modern-day Iran and Turkey -- was a source of pride.
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In the Middle East, cynical leaders are taking advantage of the desperation and deep sense of insecurity in unemployed young men who are struggling to find a place of belonging and a source of pride.
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For some in Britain, the fact that the pound has traditionally bought more than one unit of other currencies around the world, with the exception of some oil states, has been a source of pride.
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In this journey, I'm so lucky to have at my side my wife, Melania, and my wonderful children, Don, Ivanka, Eric, Tiffany, and Barron: You will always be my greatest source of pride and joy.
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To many young people, the event, which began when police cornered teenagers trying to home from school, though chaotic at times, was a source of pride in which citizens came together to express their frustrations.
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In this journey, I'm so lucky to have at my side my wife Melania and my wonderful children Don, Ivanka, Eric, Tiffany, and Barron: You will always be my greatest source of pride and joy.
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The club's stark landscapes and portraits of lonesome cowboys are a source of pride for Ms. Davis, a Tucson native, who like her husband, Brett, is a flesh-and-blood ambassador for modern Western life.
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In this journey, I'm so lucky to have at my side my wife, Melania, and my wonderful children: Don, Ivanka, Eric, Tiffany, and Barron: you will always be my greatest source of pride and joy.
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In this journey, I'm so lucky to have at my side my wife Melania and my wonderful children, Don, Ivanka, Eric, Tiffany, and Barron: you will always be my greatest source of pride and joy.
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SUKIONIAI, Lithuania — For the tiny village of Sukioniai in western Lithuania, the exploits of General Storm, a local anti-Communist hero executed by the Soviet secret police in 21940, have long been a source of pride.
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She is one of China's most prominent businesswomen — well-traveled, fluent in English, the heir apparent to a global technology firm that is a source of pride for both ordinary Chinese and the ruling Communist Party.
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Ms. Channing and the Johnson family became close friends, and there was some speculation years later that that relationship had landed her on President Richard M. Nixon's infamous enemies list, a source of pride for her.
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How much better, if we worked harder at making the conduct of political campaigns and politics a greater source of pride to the nation's service personnel standing posts abroad and defending the system with their lives?
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While the event is a source of pride for many locals, it has received increased scrutiny and this year, residents said they had noted more police on the streets near well-known dog meat restaurants and markets.
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I just happen to be doing it in a body many people might misunderstand, a body that is a source of pride and of shame, and sometimes, like all of our bodies on a good day, extraordinary.
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Pay-what-you-wish, a revered tradition of accessibility that should be a source of pride, is now falling in line with limiting access to health care, restrictive immigration, environmental deregulation, and the ever-increasing economic divide.
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Celebrating Iowa's special voting status through the Caucuses branding will integrate something that's both nationally recognized and a great source of pride for many Iowans, Shelby Cravens, the director of media relations for the Cubs, told CNN.
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Despite growing pains, uneven economic development and stirrings of revolutionary fervor, imperial Russia in 1900 was a going concern, its very size and power a source of pride to most if not all of the czar's subjects.
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Sporting prowess was always a key element of Soviet greatness, and it was important for Putin to use the same source of pride to finish the construction of his imaginary empire, which must resemble the Soviet Union.
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But when people reach the point that age is something you don't wanna hide and be proud of––usually this involves the great grandmothers or the oldest person in the village––then it becomes a source of pride.
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After I finish off the pork buns—a traditional recipe lifted from her own family cookbook and source of pride for Sunae—she serves me roti smothered in sticky condensed milk and a bowl of yellow pumpkin curry.
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SANAA (Reuters) - Traditional mud brick tower houses have always been a source of pride to Yemenis, and over a year into a devastating civil war, they are also providing some much-needed jobs in the ancient capital Sanaa.
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The University of Puerto Rico has been a consistent source of pride, a place that educates many of the island's doctors, lawyers and engineers at a cost that makes it attainable even for people from the humblest backgrounds.
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At Virginia Tech, which experienced the nation's deadliest mass shooting by a single gunman in 2007 and last weekend saw two students arrested in the murder of a 13-year-old girl, the researchers are a source of pride.
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One of the reasons it first caught on was that it acted as a source of pride amongst the British Asian identity, under attack as they were from the likes of Enoch Powell and the NF at the time.
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The AD of the license plate identifies it as a vehicle registered in Gloucestershire, a source of pride to my dad, because those were his initials – Arthur Dyer, even though he was known by everyone as Jack or John.
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The lack of previous leaks from these Q&As, which Zuckerberg has been hosting for roughly a decade now, was a source of pride for Facebook and a symbol of the trust Facebook employees have historically put in their boss.
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Just about every country has a national animal, a symbol that is widely recognized and a source of pride, whether it's the bald eagle (the national bird in the US), the beaver (in Canada), or the Central American tapir (that's Belize).
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With his roots in Stockton being a source of pride for both him and his brother throughout their MMA careers, UFC could capitalize on pitting representatives from East and West against each other in the lead up to the contest.
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The starring opening-night role of the largely rural Midwestern state in the presidential drama, now four decades old, is a source of pride for Iowa voters, who spend months evaluating the candidates, looking them in the eye and asking questions.
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For the supercompetitive, Sharpie pens were used to tally the number of drinks on your arm, establishing a ratio of drinks to the time it takes to black out — a high ratio was a source of pride among the guys.
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I honestly don't know what comes next [for CT], but we provide outlets much like a record label does without all the BS. Record labels are a great source of pride for people to release their music, but times are changing.
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"This historical date will be inscribed in golden letters in Tajikistan's modern history and will be a source of pride for the next generation," Tajik President Imomali Rakhmon said as he started the power plant, 100 km (62 miles) east of Dushanbe.
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The new Recep Tayyip Erdogan Anatolian Imam Hatip school complex, its Islamic-style architecture rising in a historic district on the European side of Istanbul, is a source of pride for the parents of the 800 children who fill its classrooms and playground.
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Shavonne Smith, the environmental director of the Shinnecock Indian Nation, a tribe in New York, said that community has found "a great source of pride" in putting in the work to try to save its coastline - and a cemetery just feet inland.
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Even the roster of guest celebrities on "Difficult People" — a mixture of TV and theater stars, cast members from the "Real Housewives" franchise and character actors with cult followings — is a source of pride for Ms. Klausner, reflecting her eclectic personal taste.
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Diana Tourjée, staff writer and host Working in media alongside a diverse group of women who are devoted to covering issues related to our experiences as women, as people of color, and transgender individuals, is a source of pride in my life.
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LGBTQ visibility has long been linked to drag culture with their outsized presence in the Stonewall riots, but here Frank is aligning himself more specifically with ballroom culture, a source of pride, and for most unity amongst LGBTQ youth of color specifically.
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PDVSA would continue existing as a main player in the oil industry - a source of pride for many Venezuelans - but some of its assets would be transferred and auctioned by a new, independent regulator similar to Mexico's energy reforms, which ended 75 years of monopoly.
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For Mr. Filin, who was replaced as director by Makhar K. Vaziev in 2015 and is now responsible for nurturing young choreographers at the Bolshoi, the ballet he commissioned remains a source of pride — and proof that this Russian company is capable of renewal.
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But that narrative, she reports, is now being challenged: A widespread interest in surfing among indigenous Australians has not only served as a source of pride for them; it has also played a role in their politics by promoting a competing vision of nationhood.
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While almost all of that team has since left Faraday Future for rival startup Rivian, their work didn't leave with them, and it remains a source of pride for the employees who've stuck with the startup as well as a possible point of interest for potential investors.
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NEW DELHI/KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said on Thursday the national cricket team was a source of pride to the war-ravaged country as it took on India in a historic first test match and he urged other cricketing nations to take on the team.
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That's why communities of color have been focusing on this for decades: It's a chance to render erased histories visible in a particularly physical way, taking up space the people in these histories have long been denied, and becoming a source of pride for communities of color.
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But during his short career, spent interacting with Rio's black musical culture, this white, middle-class singer and songwriter envisioned samba as a national identity: The heroes of his narratives were small-time rogues for whom samba was a source of pride and a life force.
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And I remembered how I had had talents, too, as a child, but had served as an amusement, rather than a source of pride, even for my father, who, if he could have, would have given all my gifts to his other son, the white one.
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Tapping into the disillusionment of urban blacks following the first World War, Harlem-based Marcus Garvey glorified the African past as a source of pride and self-respect, and by the mid-1920s, the "Back to Africa" rallying cry of his Universal Negro Improvement Association had attracted nearly a million followers.
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"Your valuable statement that said there will be no guarantees for oil exports from this region unless the Islamic Republic of Iran (can) also export its oil was a source of pride," the hard-line commander said in a tweet, adding that he would be ready to implement the policy.
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Its youthful mayor, Eric M. Garcetti, is traveling the country, a potential presidential candidate in 2020, which in some circles provokes eye-rolling, but is also a source of pride, particularly at a time when political activism in this relatively apolitical city has risen since the election of President Trump.
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Terror attacks have been rare in Iran, especially in the capital, compared to many other countries in the region and in Europe — a source of pride for Iranian officials, Vakil said, adding that the government's success in guaranteeing security was a key plank in the recent reelection of President Hassan Rouhani.
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In its extreme form, relativism excuses Muslim men from universal standards because they are said to be victims of colonialism and of recent military invasions; because they are new immigrants who face cultural alienation; and because they cannot be deprived of their last source of pride: their domination over their women in their communities.
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It's a team that's been consistently supported only by die-hards who have latched on to TFC as a source of pride, and made BMO Field a place where a small yet unquestionably passionate group of fans can bond over their love of a sport that most of this country (unlike the rest of the world) has abandoned.
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I can't exactly pinpoint when this embarrassment-to-source-of-pride inflection point occurs but it's somewhere along the right-hand side of this curve from that Rogers guy: Or the "Entering the plateau" phase on my all-time favorite chart from Gartner: Us early adopters take pride in helping define societal norms for technology usage.
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Ms. Robotham, who organized an exhibition in 2015 about the Jewish conversions of both Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor, said the conversion of two of the world's biggest celebrities was a source of pride for Jews — especially after World War II. "It just showed that Judaism, coming off of the war, it wasn't something people were trying to hide," she said.
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