Sentences with phrase «given pride»

Here a framed photographic portrait of the Queen has been given pride of place above the fireplace.

Today, Pune is known as an important center of Marathi culture, in which arts, crafts and education are given pride of place.

My travel guitar (a Taylor GS Mini Koa which compact and perfect for a tiny house) was also given pride of place in this space!

His smug pout was given pride of place at the center of the booth, bracketed by portraits of Snoop Dogg (Snoop Dogg, 2002) and a young Mexican migrant worker (Cheneke Nanaoxi, Mexican Migrant Worker, 2002)-- a cheap attempt at ironic political commentary.

TRACEY EMIN HUNG IN NO10; Controversial Artist's Work Is Given Pride of Place Is David Cameron Going Art of His Mind?

Alexander Calder's ever - popular Circus (1926 - 1931) is given pride of place on the seventh floor.

And it vitiates the provocation of the solo work given pride of place here — Ai destroying an ancient Chinese vase — to remember that he himself was angered by a visitor to the Pérez Art Museum of Miami who held up one of his vases that was featured there and smashed it to smithereens.

Shows have given pride of place to black abstract artists — like Jack Whitten, whose tiles of dark acrylic just ran elsewhere.

All the collectors I spoke to had come with a wish list — among the works heading it were Isa Genzken's complicated collages given pride of place at David Zwirner, which achieve a level of disarming sophistication with foil, mirror, plastic and photo prints.

Humor, drama, cultural delight and incredible vision emanate from five Afrocentric works given pride of place in their own intimate gallery setting.

Next door, humor, drama, cultural delight and incredible vision emanate from five Afrocentric paintings given pride of place in their own intimate gallery setting.

South Pacific in New Haven: Carvings from Borneo, textiles from Indonesia, and more treasures from Yale University Art Gallery's newest collection are given pride of place in its recent expansion Lilly Wei

Today though it has been restored — the heads recreated by the original sculptor Herman Wald's son Michael — and given pride of place in the tree - lined pedestrianised Main Street, the heart of the financial district.

All of the local authors, I noticed, were given pride of place.

Relationship older women are just looking for some casual dating advice you have given it pride.

It may interest you to know that «Children of Democracy» born after May 29, 1999, will be eligible to vote for the first time in 2019, and we must ensure that they are given a pride of place in our nation.»

Keenly attentive Harriet Harman, given pride of place as Brown's left - hand person, looking as much like a head girl as it's possible to without wearing a chequered shirt and long grey pull - up socks.

It was only a matter of time before Thatcher's legacy would surface at the event, given the pride of the conservatism on display.

Pessac - Léognan, Saint - Émilion, Sauternes, Médoc... Bordeaux is home to many of the great appellations... names renowned the world over and given pride of place on the finest tables.

Benedict recognizes this power of the women saints, which is why he has given them pride of place at this month's festivities in Rome.

This chant should be given pride of place as it is a part of the rich inheritance of our traditions.

It is found in the first document to be issued by the Second Vatican Council and is reiterated in GIRM 41: «The Church acknowledges Gregorian chant as being especially suited to the Roman liturgy: therefore, all things being equal, it should be given pride of place in liturgical services.»

[3] This doctrine was later given pride of place in the Lutheran ecclesial communities for Luther himself said that it was the «articulus stantis et cadentis ecclesiae» (article by which the Church stands or falls).

«The Church acknowledges Gregorian chant as being especially suited to the Roman liturgy; therefore it should be given pride of place in liturgical services»

By those who held the corporate life of the people to be of supreme importance, especially in Rome, political theology was often given pride of place.

Sacrosanctum Concilium states that «all other factors being equal, chant should be given pride of place in liturgical celebrations».

It is appropriate for a German to be profound on Church music, and, like many of us, he can not explain why the clear order of the Second Vatican Council on music has been turned on its head: «Gregorian chant should be given pride of place in liturgical services.»

«We are concerned that, under existing rules, Canadian news services are not being given a pride of place in our broadcasting system,» said Blais.

I believe that human actors who fail to give pride of place to moral boundaries that must never be crossed, such as the direct killing of the innocent, and who instead are ready to see their obligations in terms of moving beyond them in favor of «good results,» will be harder put «to take seriously the role that divine authority plays in morality»; for they will to that extent lose a sense of the moral limits that remind us of our finitude and anticipate consideration of a law of our being that is not one of our making.

'Cause it does nothing but give you pride.»

Christianity, however, gave pride to the former untouchables in the villages.

While the medieval philosophers gave pride of place to metaphysics, i.e. speculative access to being, and the modernist preferred ethics, i.e. practical access to meaning, the postmodern philosopher believes that aesthetics is most important.

'Cause it does nothing but give you pride... I know they love me, but I'm not accepting their love like that, that can be dangerous.

I thought to give them pride of place and present them in fine style.

Page had 167 yards and two scores on just 10 carries, and gives the Pride Faithful plenty of hope for another successful run in 2012.

Instead, it was my improved physical fitness that gave me pride.

That one encounter gave me the pride and hope and confidence to nurse in public in the years that followed.

This responsibility was seen as requiring a «child centered» approach, giving pride of place to children's needs over mothers» needs.

As designer of the underground catacombs at West Norwood Cemetery in London in 1837, he gave pride of place to the Tite family tomb.

This is the reason that men are in search for the black sugar babies that will give them the pride and satisfaction of dating a gorgeous and stunning woman.

And it's that philosophy of taking a bad thing and using positivity to flip it around that gives Pride its power.

Feedback from schools that switch to the blazer and tie option is invariably that it's had a positive impact on students» attitudes to learning and gives them pride in representing their school.

Ultimately, my education exposed me to new worlds, it gave me pride and a sense of belonging, it supported and encouraged my service to others, and it revealed my own passion for the field, which led me to HGSE.»

«It has a place, but I wouldn't give it pride of place,» said Henry Braun, professor of education and public policy at Boston College.

She finds her children have become more money savvy, as it gives them pride when they see their accounts grow.

Not too long ago, an infamous Whitney Biennial gave pride of place to political activism.

The exhibition tells a familiar story of aesthetic progress — from naturalism to abstraction to a plurality of contemporary art practices across media — but gives pride of place to the work of women and people of color.

Yet he was always to be found on the peripheries of all the New York School maps, the ones with Pollock at the center as well as those that give pride of place to de Kooning or Rothko.

A regular on the international art circuit, Ms. Yang gives pride of place to wall pieces and hanging mobiles using Venetian blinds, her ready - made and increasingly strained signature device.

One of the most striking and remarked - upon pieces at the 2006 Day For Night Whitney Biennial was Urs Fisher's, and the curators gave it pride of place: on entry, the first walls that viewers encountered had been torn open.