Sentences with phrase «more pride»

It's a shame that the company doesn't take more pride in their products.

How can we help students take more pride in and responsibility for their own effort?

I guess I've just got a little bit more pride in myself..

Once you finish that last page, you will probably experience more pride than you ever have in your entire life, second only to giving birth.

I think thats more pride and politics than science though.

«I'm just way more comfortable, way more relaxed, way more pride in the way I do things,» he said.

And for some weird reason I feel a lot more pride in seeing the successes of people I've helped, than from seeing my own personal successes.

When employees are empowered to make decisions on their own, think of new ideas and then put them into action, they take more pride in their work and perform at higher levels.

If we had a bit more pride and belief, we could've easily won that... it's up to the manage to instill that in the players.

I'm more confident in the clothes I wear and take more pride in my appearance now.

In fact, Junya's «awesomeness paintings» are arguably given more pride of place than even Thomas's prized Matisse drawing, which is on display in her downstairs bedroom.

However, we take even more pride in educating our clients on the coverage included in those policies, such as NY auto insurance liability.

It's almost so painful at times I just fail to understand how you get paid so much for that shit!!!??? I could personally hop around that field on one leg an show more pride and passion to the shirt!!

I liked the fact that people hated on Chelsea for no reason, and that made me develop more pride in being a true blue.

And part of that change is that the fight against corruption must be accorded more pride of place with workers themselves taking more active roles in this important campaign.

While all display more pride in the project than they ought to, the insight into the creative process (even the clothing - blurred, staged for cameras kind) is appreciated.

And it would help do both by giving state policymakers more ownership of (and therefore more pride in) the mundane work of everyday governance, even as it redirected the attention and the self - regard of national political leaders toward national questions.

We... Read more pride ourselves on making sure you have a fabulous time on arriving in New Zealand.

PLC saw that deal makers needed documents up quicker, better and requiring fewer drafts; there is always some pride in a law firm's perfect precedent, but there is much more pride in the speeded up deal.

«We take a little more pride than another corporation would with the area.»

«Those lucky rascals who as children were treated with sympathetic attention from at least one of their caregivers feel more pride — accepted as they are — and, therefore, less shame and rejection,» Scheff said.

I think Square Enix should take a bit more pride in Final Fantasy's laudable heritage.

Banner Life is extremely proud of its high ratings — and, although the company is a member of the Legal and General Group Plc, the firm takes even more pride in its financial and management independence.

One guess at an answer is that lawyers — especially lawyers at larger firms — take more pride of authorship in alerts they send directly to their clients under their own names.

And then us travelling fans who take more pride in cussing opponent managers than chanting for our players make's me want to puke.

«If you make [employees] feel like owners, they take more pride in their results.»

Between bites of white meat, Gail, 59, said that while the privatization has garnered a lot of attention, she takes more pride in the company's early accomplishments.

Should the Patriots prevail, you can bet that Belichick will hold that trophy with a bit more pride than he showed on Sunday.

As far as Community Shield goes, It's more pride.

Actually we should be achieving more, this is arsenal after all... We need to have more pride in our team and DEMAND our coach and players to perform at the Arsenal level... The board needs to get players of Arsenal quality.

He took more pride in this stat than in any other, because it reflected his ability to defy his injuries, which is the essence of courage.

He said, «It's more pride.

The players need to feel more pride to pull on an Arsenal shirt and to remember who they are and who they represent.

«Even the ticket collector at my local station, all dressed up in his uniform, seems to have more pride in himself than I do.

He once told an interviewer that British lobbyists should follow the example of their American counterparts by taking more pride in their work and recognising the crucial part that lobbying plays in the political process.

A committed patriot, Mr Brown wants the British to have more pride in their country and sees shared national purpose as one of the tools at his disposal against terrorism.

Feel more confident, have more pride, and just look damn good!

Little Susie will feel vested being a part of the lunch packing process and have more pride in consuming what she helped to create.

Kjeld Aamodt, director of pre-doctoral orthodontics at UCSF said that people who have had orthodontic work may take more pride in their teeth and, after making a major investment, their motivation for oral hygiene increases.»

So, every time I wear this dress, I stand up a little bit straighter and wear it with a bit more pride.

Konami should take more pride in their work though, especially when dealing with something as prestigious as Silent Hill 2.

When a school is committed to cleanliness, its students and staff take more pride in their environment and are subconsciously more motivated to excel academically.

Take more pride in your writing.

I admire the creators» ambitions, but they should have taken more pride in their work (judging from the internal build quality), and more patience and planning in the birth of their baby.