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194 examples of Proudly in a sentence

And we go from thug images, who've been stolen and distorted by the media, who's now proudly taking over his own image.
And some of them proudly raise their hand and say, "I don't use a car."
Two pictures hung proudly: one larger-than-life photo of my siblings and I and the other a picture of my mom at 12 years old staring into the eyes of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
And I go to see a famous magician and proudly ask him, "Well what do you think?" Six years old.
So I proudly showed him my clubs.
I will never forget that day in December 2015 when I proudly stood in Parliament and proclaimed, "The war on science is now over."
The head nurse told me proudly, "You see, our children are very well-behaved."
He proudly said he played King Lear.
Who am I? Suddenly, there was no country I could proudly call my own.
In fact, she became so annoying as she kept insisting on telling this story to her neighbors, to her friends, to other people in the community, that eventually a bunch of them got together and they made a bumper sticker, which they proudly displayed on their cars, which said, "Yes, I'm from Libby, Montana, and no, I don't have asbestosis."
He spent millions of dollars creating a bizarre personality cult, and his crowning glory was the building of a 40-foot-high gold-plated statue of himself which stood proudly in the capital's central square and rotated to follow the sun.
But finally, today we can celebrate proudly, with confidence and in peace, our multicultural identity.
The attention to this detail astonished me, and as the owner of the home so proudly led me around this apartment, from floor to ceiling, every part was decorated.
They study the way that he walks proudly across that stage.
So I went to the head of engineering with my numbers, and I said proudly, "I have solved your problem."
She has been the glue that's held our family together, and she's given me the strength to see that she's going through so much, but she has this fighting spirit that she's instilled in me, so that I have proudly been able to stand in front of people and say, "You know what?
My minister answered proudly and somewhat defiantly, "I am going to pray for rain."
I spoke to him on Skype the other day, and he was in his new university in Florida pursuing his Ph.D. in public health, and he proudly told me how he was able to raise enough funds from the American public to establish a health clinic back in his village back home.
They feature men in uniform, proudly proclaiming why they don't buy.
Proudly, I said: "An artist."
Never discouraged, the knight stands proudly, and becomes even more convinced of his mission.
And I remember the first night I spent in a little flat I bought in my mid-20s, very proudly, and I spent the whole night reading "The Da Vinci Code."
We say, "Yes, we're here for equality," and then we proudly pound our chest because we'd achieved 30 percent representation of women on an executive team.
He gets a job interview at an office cleaning company, and he comes back to court to proudly say, "Judge, I even worked in my suit after the interview, because I wanted the guy to see how bad I wanted the job."
On the day of the march, Ida B. Wells-Barnett, a ground-breaking investigative journalist and anti-lynching advocate, refused to move to the back and proudly marched under the Illinois banner.
On our runways, you see curves, cellulite and scars worn proudly.
One of my senior colleagues told me, when I was a youngster in this profession, rather proudly, that statisticians were people who liked figures but didn't have the personality skills to become accountants.
They love to tell you, "It's about 10 percent," proudly.
The real estate ads in the neighborhood all very proudly proclaim, "Walking distance to Le Grande Orange," because it provided its neighborhood with what sociologists like to call "a third place."
Just the fact that the back of the box proudly proclaimed the plot to be set in the "techno-futile" future should have been enough of a hint.
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