Human behaviour and responsibility in the prose works of Thomas Hardy by Southerington, F

“…While recognising his family past with genuine pride, Hardy was nonetheless disturbed by signs of irregularities of conduct among each branch of his family, and he appears to have been disturbed by the facts of his own birth, which took place less than six months after his parents' marriage. …”

On Shoulders of Giants: A Message from an Elder Fellow to New Diplomates by Teodoro P. Llamanzares

“…People there are very familiar with you, a returning professional, who will appreciate your humanitarian services. You will be the pride of your family. A very rewarding feeling indeed…”
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Biomedical research in france and brazil: an analysis of significant differences and ethical issues by Hervé Moizan

“…This definition implies pride, pretentiousness and the feeling that French culture is superior to others. …”
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Centocinquant'anni di cultura storico-antichistica in Piemonte (dalla restaurazione agli anni sessanta) by Lellia CRACCO RUGGINI

“…He had come to study papyri, hieroglyphic and Coptic objects of exceptional importance recently acquired by the Savoy family with the collection of Bernardino Drovetti and placed in the Museum of Antiquities. The «patriotic» pride aroused by the discovery of these treasures gave a new direction to research into Ancient History and to its teaching, which became principally an antiquarian investigation of the Near and Middle East. …”
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Kolos rodyjski: gdzie stał i jak był wykonany by Tomasz Wujewski

“…It cannot be excluded that originally Chares had been planning a statue half the final size, similar to the previously known colossal pieces of sculpture, but the pride of the people of Rhodes, emulating Athenians, made them want a Colossus twice as big (Sextus Empiricus, pros mathem., VII, 107 n.). …”
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Comparison of Job Burnout and Happiness in Shift Workers and Office Workers of the Police Headquarter of the Islamic Republic of Iran (FARAJA) in Ahvaz, Iran by Najmeh Hamid, Saleh Motahari rad, Sayed Ali Marashi, Mojtaba Ahmadi Farsani

“…It seems that according to the significance of other components and the total score of the happiness variable, this lack of significant difference is because the employees, both shift workers and office workers, in order to maintain their social status, have tried not to declare the items that indicate high self-esteem to a high level in order to emphasize their civility and positive and simple relationships without pride in dealing with others such as citizens. On the other hand, in the explanation of both mentioned findings, it can be said that many psychological structures are related to sleep problems, such as insomnia or lack of sleep [26,27], and burnout and happiness are not excluded from this issue, and can be affected by these problems. [28-30]; Therefore, since shift work can cause many sleep problems in people, it can increase burnout and decrease happiness. …”
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Erosion and Culture by Luke Zimmerman

“…High insurance prices would displace locals regardless of the success of restoration efforts.[6] Many residents agree. They take pride in being adaptable and overcoming challenges. …”
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The presentation of personality in the novels of Max Frisch and Uwe Johnson by Cock, M, Mary E. Stewart

“…The reader watches his gradual progression from confidence to humbler fear, and near despair, but is also able to detect the remnants of pride and ridiculous hope which he carries with him into his 'new' life as Stiller, in which the old difficulties then sadly recur. …”

Policies Affecting Pregnant Women with Substance Use Disorder by Colburn Yu

“…After being arrested 50 times within five years, she went through STEP: Self-Taught Empowerment and Pride, a public program that allowed her to complete her GED and provided guidance and encouragement for a more meaningful life during her time in jail. …”
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A comparative study of the Balochi story of Hani and Shaymorid with Laila and Majnun of Nizami by Abdolghafour Jahandideh

“…Nizami had composed this story artistically and he also did many manipulations in the story while writing the poem (Safa, vol. 2, 1989: 802).The plot of the story in Nizami’s narrative is that a love affair begins between a child named Qais and his contemporary school girl Laila. The pride and prejudice that was quite ingrained in the Arabs’ culture of that time, created obstacles in the way of this passionate innocent love. …”
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Humanizing the Physician-Patient Relationship by Gyan Moorthy

“…Perhaps giving the physician who made the correct diagnosis a moderately-priced bottle of scotch restores his confidence or sense of pride. Gifts are also undoubtedly important to the recipient. …”
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The art of composing: between autonomy and heteronomy by Cristina Frosini

“…Indeed, this role had been attributed to it since the Middle Ages: a fundamental aspect of higher education, music took pride of place amongst the liberal arts, a part of the Quadrivium together with arithmetic, geometry and astronomy, and alongside grammar, rhetoric and dialectic in the Trivium.  …”
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2047 Mental illness public stigma, culture, and acculturation among Vietnamese Americans by Mai Do, Jennifer McCleary, Diem Nguyen, Keith Winfrey

“…This is tied directly to what our participants described as Vietnamese culture, where pride and family reputation were such a high priority that those with mental disorders needed to go to a great extent to protect—“We all know what saving face means” as reported by our young participants. …”
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The Urjûzah of Al Suyûtî Under The Title of “Al Tabarrî Min Ma‘Arrat Al Ma‘Arrî” and Purpose of Compilation by Kemal TUZCU

“…They considered that enumerating these words is a great ability and they prided themselves on their memories. This tradition continued in following periods. …”
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Population characteristics and recent history of lions in two parts of the Kruger National Park by G. L. Smuts

“…A total of 347 lions were captured and marked while 62 were destroyed as part of an experimental cropping operation. Sixty out of 66 prides contained marked lions.…”
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Industrialization in Singapore - The role of the Jurong Town Corporation in planning and control. by Chia, Hiu Chong., Leung, Ka Kei., Lun, Wing Fung.

“…Singapore always prides herself to be the harmonized multi-racial country. …”
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Cosmogony through division in Romanian and world mythology by Robin Wildt Hansen

“…In the Romanian myth, Satan’s prideful omis­sion to enunciate God’s blessing as he collects sand results in the formation of varied terrains. …”
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Międzynarodowe standardy sprawozdawczości finansowej w procesie harmonizacji i standaryzacji rachunkowości w Polsce by Maciej Tokarski

“…Accountancy as a science prides in long history and occupies a special place in the contemporary system of economic and management sciences. …”
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Creating an identity – safe spaces and events in LGBTQIA+ community: A literature review by Iulia Jugănaru

“…For this literature review I identified 44 articles and books about safe spaces and how to create them and about events, such as prides and the way that those two concepts shape the identity of LGBTQAI+ individuals and the community.…”
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‘Here gather daily those young eaglets of glory’: Robert Louis Stevenson, the Savile Club and the Suicide Club by Robert-Louis Abrahamson

“…The Savile Club prided itself in being more relaxed and friendly than most other gentlemen’s clubs in London in the second half of the nineteenth century, welcoming ‘men of promise’ at the start of their careers. …”
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