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Meanings of self-pride in English
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1
It took on a spirit of self-pride, self-love, dignity and even resistance.
2
Bessie thinks that for a minister he's full of sin and self-pride.
3
Once again his self-pride in his ability as a practical joker asserted itself.
4
A feeling of self-pride and indignation came to his aid.
5
He had been generous, and her self-pride was satisfied.
6
We need women to serve as positive role models and help girls gain self-pride and self-confidence.
7
Cinq-Mars was confounded at this observation, which hurt his self-pride, and, approaching the King, he said:
8
Huntley, with his self-pride at a low ebb, had embarked on a penchant for under-age sex.
9
His self-pride was now entirely restored.
10
To blame others for what we suffer, is always more agreeable to our self-pride, than to blame ourselves.
11
Do you expect to get through West Point like men, if you have no more self-pride than that?
12
Her self-pride had been hurt.
13
The Englishmen have no self-pride.
14
Britt's face brimmed with self-pride.
15
With their lives thus ill-regulated, uncared for, they were drifting to the filth of the poor who lose even all self-pride.
16
It is literally the opposite of freedom, of self-pride, of actually believing that we deserve to be treated with any modicum of human dignity.