be proud of's Usage Examples:

Each CD bore the legend, 100% of our profits from this CD will go to non-profit progressive organizations working to involve more Americans in our political process, to advocate for ordinary people and traditional American values, and to help keep the United States a country all of us can be proud of.

" His father told him: "to work hard, to show his lion’s heart, and to be proud of Israel and show people we are still alive.

In the grand opening of her restaurant, Irons' grandmother tells him about Steel and then tells Joe that everyone would be proud of his heroism.

is a school which has much to be proud of and an exciting future to look forward to.

When the MP for Bukit Bintang, Fong Kui Lun (DAP) asked why the building was not being retained as part of Malaysia's heritage, Deputy Finance Minister Awang Adek Hussain (UMNO-BN) replied: To our opinion, it's not something to be proud of.

On splitting the band up and the effect it would have on his career, Trimble stated that Quite frankly, I don't care if the next record sells one copy as long as it's a record I can be proud of, because of all the regrets I have, quite a few appear on the last record that I had my name on.

" I say, "No, it"s something to be proud of.

Em encourages Nettie to be proud of Jamal's accomplishments in life no matter what they are.

that we should be proud of".

This proposed change was drafted by the Australian poet Les Murray, in consultation with the Prime Minister of the time, John Howard:Australians are free to be proud of their country and heritage, free to realise themselves as individuals, and free to pursue their hopes and ideals.

Regardless of the result against Mayo, London can be proud of their mightily impressive achievements this year.

"Global nation Inquirer: What Filipinos can be proud of".

Næss was quite self-critical and had lambasted himself after other decisions; however, he had reasons to be proud of the perfect timing of this deal.

Synonyms:

sniffy, self-aggrandizing, persnickety, vain, immodest, purse-proud, swollen-headed, snooty, disdainful, bigheaded, self-respecting, vainglorious, uppish, self-aggrandising, overbearing, pleased, bragging, cock-a-hoop, too big for one's breeches, lordly, egotistical, swelled, self-important, crowing, self-respectful, proud of, swaggering, stuck-up, snotty, braggy, snot-nosed, dignified, big, boastful, chesty, egotistic, prideful, beaming, supercilious, shabby-genteel, braggart, swollen, conceited, house-proud, arrogant, haughty, overproud, imperious, self-conceited, pride,

Antonyms:

modest, humble, immodesty, decent, discontented,