Proud In A Sentence

• The colony was proud of him.
• She felt rather proud of herself now.
• We were rather proud of our prison cuisine.
• He was a man of treachery and violence, and proud of it.
• I mounted it, feeling very proud and elated.
• On one side of the proud mansion was a sunk fence, and ha!
• She's proud, proud as the queen's cat.
• Any man would be proud of being an agent of this happy reunion.
• I'd be proud to serve you to the last day of my life.
• Far from seeming apologetic, he appeared rather proud of his performance.
• I was proud beyond measure to introduce to her my sister; proud of them both.
• I am proud of the little part I've played.
• I'd be proud of your custom, sir, and all the good looking family's.
• The Proud Goat of Aloysius Pankburn III.

• They had turned themselves inside out, and were things to be intemperately proud of.
• I soon became familiar with them, and was not a little proud of the achievement.
• We recognize this gift and are proud of our nicknames, when we can get them to suit us.
• I had never been so proud and happy before, and have seldom been so proud and happy since.
• He rose, throwing back his head and straightening himself with a quick proud gesture.
• In fact, he was proud of his old family chateau; for part of it was extremely old.
• What must it be that could make a man so proud and so exalted kneel down before Beldi?
• I can indeed speak of this, for I am proud to this day to call myself her true knight.
• I should have aimed at making a hard-trained, capable, intellectually active, proud type of man.
• We are not proud enough in our bones to be ruined by India as Spain was by her empire.
• He must be well-bred, courteous, kind, and obliging; not proud nor arrogant; no murmurer.
• Kucsuk and Feriz exchanged a proud and rapid glance, and then both of them looked at Beldi.
• After that fourth night, that proud night, that triumphant night, I was the only subject.
• If I may say so myself, it is rather comprehensive; in fact, I am very proud of it.
• Although too proud to acknowledge the absurdity of his schemes in words, he was too wise not to give them up in deeds.
• He became proud of his firmness, forgetting that there had been nothing to test the stamina of his resolution.
• She was proud of her influence over him, and for the first time showed a desire to go into society.
• Ours was the only ship that had this device; we were very proud of it, and had been anxious to give its powers a practical test.
• That proud man on the right of the Prince is Denis Banfi; the one on the left is Paul Beldi.
• Catharine rose with proud self-satisfaction from her seat, and pressed her friend's hand.
• We foreigners are too proud of our beauty and our dollars, have an unquenchable thirst for pleasure, and we are socially daring.
• He thought of the hour when he first looked on his boy, and had felt as proud as if no other man had ever had a bonny bairn but he.
• She was an apt pupil and soon became the most popular girl in the school, and the haughty ones were proud to be classed as her friends.
• The men were proud of the leadership of a regular army officer, and admired him to such a degree that they re-enlisted for three years.
• My uncle, though he still resented my refusal to go into his business, was also in his odd way proud of me.
• The handful of starving men remaining with him laid down their arms, and the proud Confederacy ceased to be.

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