I feel proud of myself now, and I feel proud of myself in how I used to look.
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That was when Mariah made me feel proud of her.
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Success means she gets to feel proud of her work.
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They feel proud of having supported the civil rights movement.
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You deserve to feel proud of what your body can do.
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I feel proud of my lineage when I look at that photo.
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"George Wallace would make people feel proud of their heritage," he said.
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I feel proud of myself that I've finally trusted my own instinct.
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In their beautiful outfits they just feel proud of themselves and happy.
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I didn't really feel proud of myself, but now I feel so confident.
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I want to help them get in shape and feel proud of themselves.
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So, you can hate yourself even when you feel proud of an accomplishment.
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You feel proud of what you're doing and how you're spending your time.
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He made cooks feel proud of who we are and what we do.
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The audience, just as naïve as Naz, can't help but feel proud of him.
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American voters want to feel proud of the choices they make on Election Day.
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You might get your name on a bill and feel proud of an accomplishment.
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I could really relate to the film and feel proud of my culture and heritage.
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I feel proud of my single purchase and walk out with a tube of Boy Brow.
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My hope is to feel proud of myself and be satisfied with the work I did.
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But in Davao City, many residents say they feel proud of the tough-talking mayor's stance.
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Australians should feel proud of a country where that can stand up to intolerance — and embrace diversity.
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Some of them hold jobs in the service of global capital and feel proud of their work.
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A Gallup poll, released Monday, shows a declining number of Americans feel proud of their national identities.
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"I feel proud of myself to keep the team with no score in the first four," Ramirez said.
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But all of these students should feel proud of steps they're taking to call attention to sexual assault.
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The nation should feel "proud" of veterans like the general, "the bravest of the brave," the minister said.
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For the wedding, I want to walk in with confidence and for my daughter to feel proud of me.
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They help me feel proud of who I am as a parent, even when things aren't as picture perfect.
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We are entitled to feel proud of ourselves and are allowed to celebrate our achievements without the public applause.
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The contestants are happily inept, and their creations will make you feel proud of even a minor kitchen accomplishment.
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Does the Miss America pageant make everyday Americans feel proud of their country and what it has to offer?
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We feel proud of ourselves for concluding that the root of all our relationship issues is something in our childhood.
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You can't help but feel proud of her, even as she's the living embodiment of Sesame Street's Oscar the Grouch.
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"You feel proud of yourself, which is awesome," said Hopkins as she gazed at Louie snoozing in her portable cradle.
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I'd really just be dreaming of doing something on my own, coming out with something I could feel proud of.
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"At the time, I felt there was literally no food that we were able to feel proud of," he said.
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"We feel proud of where we are, but we also don't think we're a rare exception to the rule," Lee says.
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It's not every day that as an actor you get to stand up and feel proud of the message you're sending.
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She and her neighbors are encouraged "to feel proud of themselves," as they tend the buildings and grounds together, she said.
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It has put my life on a path that I didn't plan to go down, but I do feel proud of it.
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" Beyonce added that this is all part of a greater effort to create art that "makes people feel proud of their struggle.
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It allows people to be seen and feel proud of who they are, something that was missing for me in my youth.
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"We have an environment in New Zealand where politicians are accessible, and that's something we should feel proud of," Ms Ardern said.
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Overall, the preparations, however stressful and energy draining are going well and we feel proud of our progress and performance so far.
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"I'll tell them, 'This culture of hip-hop created in your neighborhood in the Bronx, you can feel proud of that'," he said.
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It's important for women, all women, and little girls especially, to feel good about themselves, and to feel proud of who they are.
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Wright: Having a workplace that makes you feel proud of yourself and gives you a sense of community is something we all want.
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I feel proud of the people around me and often think about how remarkable it is that we're all working towards loving ourselves more.
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After college, there are far fewer opportunities for long-term projects, for something beyond my normal work-day that I can feel proud of.
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It was a gradual process—going to Oberlin, then moving to London, then Tokyo, and I started to feel proud of my Asian heritage.
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This is a new experience for my life in jail and something that I can feel proud of with my family on the outside.
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"Case studies generally agreed to be spokespeople because they feel proud of their experience and their new body image," the press officer told me.
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It doesn't matter if it looks perfect — if you were respectful of its origins, feel proud of it, and liked eating it, that's enough.
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"We have an environment in New Zealand where politicians are accessible — and that's something we should feel proud of," she said in a statement.
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"It makes me feel proud of myself and happy, and also I did what I thought was right," Sebastian told KNTV of stopping the attacker.
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And because the line is designed to "make people feel proud of who they are," 25 percent of proceeds will benefit the stars' respective charities.
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I understand how players who've spent days and weeks constructing magnificent vehicles and installations can puff out their chests and feel proud of their achievements.
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I'm ready for more characters like Celia who help to inspire people and make them believe in their dreams and feel proud of who they are.
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This could be anything from finishing a work task to doing some life admin to making your own lunch the night before — whatever you feel proud of.
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That would have made a big difference to me early in my life when I felt very alone, and I didn't feel proud of who I was.
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In a selfish way, the more people that read my work, the better that is, and I feel proud of my work and stand by my work.
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"I want all learners to feel proud of who they are, and I want our teachers to feel that they can fully support all our learners," says Williams.
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"I do feel proud of the effort the players were able to make in this match and up until now," Chile coach Jose Letelier told a news conference.
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This particular installation seems to be popular on social media, however, for its reminder that every element of the LGBTQIA+ community deserves to feel proud of their identity.
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Indeed, President Obama's recent announcement that the U.S. will commit additional funds to alleviating the Syrian humanitarian crisis will make most of us feel proud of our nation.
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Still, I feel proud of how it's helped me feel empowered to save these last few years, and I see no reason to stop using Mint any time soon.
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I feel proud of myself, and then feel dumb about feeling proud of myself, because really, how hard is it to resist tweeting more than 1,000 times a month?
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I felt terrible for being there at all, that I got to hop back on my plane to a "safety" I didn't feel proud of, the good ol' West.
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"I feel proud of the positive race we ran, and I loved talking to the Ferguson community," she said Tuesday night in an emailed statement, the Associated Press reports.
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"I don't think, in twenty years' time, that anyone on the other side of the argument will feel proud of themselves," Jane Garvey, a presenter of "Woman's Hour," told me.
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"I would love for my brother to have a sense of pride about this house so he can show it off and feel proud of it," Neil says in the episode.
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He said he had told the players they should feel proud of the overall achievement, of winning three games and reaching the semifinals, which had been Klinsmann's goal before the tournament.
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"I feel proud of myself that I finally got something to go for," she said, "instead of complaining and complaining about the pain, not being able to do something about it."
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Looking at their tattoos will be a constant reminder to not let guilt and shame define what they went through, but instead feel proud of themselves for reclaiming their lives back.
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Add to that the accusations by European politicians that Moscow influenced Brexit, Catalan separatism and elections everywhere from France to Malta: Mr. Putin's core voters feel proud of their omnipotent leader.
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It's all very well to feel proud of the successes of the past, but we'll be interested to see if the company can justify releasing another such book 20 years from now.
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But mainly, you will feel warm on the inside and whatever the word is for when you feel proud of a stranger's child after you encounter North West's role in the interview.
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I don't have regret, other than you always want to try to do more, but I feel proud of what we achieved and I am so impressed by the Secretary of State.
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The day before the event, the actor wrote a letter to the Parkland students, letting them know their decision to stand up for gun safety made him feel "proud" of his country again.
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It's all very well to feel proud of the successes of the past, but we'll be interested to see if the company can justify releasing another such book 20 years from now. Apple
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It's what each of us can do to feel better, to soothe our anger and sadness, to feel proud of who we are and unafraid of those who would diminish or destroy us.
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That was a way to feel proud of myself, that I had come so far and made good choices along the way as well, even though they didn't feel so good at the time.
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But it's always worked out for me for how I feel about myself, and for the kind of friendships and relationships that I have, and for how I feel proud of myself about that.
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But I guess the only thing we can do is pay a great tribute to her and make sure that her family feels proud of us, and I know they feel proud of her.
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I have a feeling of being an ambassador to people who don't have a relationship to people from other places, but mostly I want to help kids feel proud of where they come from.
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The rescue operation was an impressive international collaboration; it's a story that makes you feel proud of the resilience of humans, the generosity of strangers, and the can-do attitude of a community in crisis.
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For example, while an athlete might feel proud of their muscles in the gym or around other athletes, they can feel self-conscious (or that the comments are downright inappropriate) in a non-sports setting.
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" It may be hard to feel proud of the United States' recent human rights record — Keating notes that "there are men, women, and children detained in cages and subjected to horrifying treatment at the border.
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Farkas is not alone in trying to encourage young Roma women to feel proud of their ethnicity, as a new generation of Roma artists and actresses across Europe are embracing feminism and challenging negative stereotypes.
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"Unfortunately, I am not the one holding the trophy, but I feel proud of the way I played," Ko told reporters after finishing at four-under 284, just two shots behind playoff winner Brittany Lang.
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I'd like to think my story is one that most Americans should feel proud of: Someone who came to this country with nothing, worked hard, led a life of integrity, and fulfilled the American dream.
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Using my own writing in my work is a step forward that I feel proud of — so I would say the show at Morán Morán, in general, is one that I feel particularly proud of.
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"I want to look back and feel proud of myself for not sugarcoating or watering down my arguments just to make YouTube happy or try to not have assholes on YouTube be mad at me," Maza says.
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My team continues to inspire me and makes me feel proud of what we have achieved in the short time we have worked together, and I am excited about what we can do together in the future.
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Hilaria has taken to Instagram to share not only sweet snaps of her family, but also to promote body positivity and the idea of supporting women in a way that they will feel proud of their pregnant bodies.
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I think the fact that it is a record that a lot of people say, "It's overproduced" and don't like, for the reasons other people don't like it, those are the reasons I really feel proud of it.
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When you hear your whole back catalogue from ten years ago, to still feel proud of it and for it still to sound good, for people to be dancing and go mad, all that stuff gave a real sense of pride.
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"It's the only time in my life when I feel proud of myself," he tells dismayed family members who have just learned that he is fighting again, despite having promised his ill wife never to get back in the ring.
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" When asked if there were any songs she regretted or wished she performed, Courtney says she left her heart and soul on the Dolby Theater stage: "I actually enjoyed every song that I sang and I feel proud of every performance that I gave.
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It is a moment to feel proud of our military, which in this case took out the brutal leader of a major global terrorist group which has threatened the world's safety and caused the deaths of tens of thousands over the past several years.
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I want you to be able to look down at the scars that bring you pain, embarrassment, shame, and be able to put those feelings behind you and instead feel proud of the body part that now contains art and offers a new beginning.
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"I left because I am against ... the communist dictatorship in Cuba .... But I believe a lot in Cuban culture, since I was a child .... I believe in music and I have invested in it because I feel proud of my culture and of my country," she said.
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It's easy for a successful American to look in the mirror and feel proud of the hard work that engendered that success — and then you meet Olga and realize that what really nurtured that success was being born to opportunity in the right family in the right country.
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Democrats will win if they can find a candidate who will appeal to the center and is willing sometimes to push back against the progressive fringe; who won't talk down to Trump voters; who believes capitalism should be improved, not replaced; who can give Americans a reason to feel proud of their president rather than embarrassed by him.
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Senior figures in the party have demanded an end to the "guilt cult" around Nazi-era crimes, dismissed the Third Reich as "just bird shit" in the scope of German history, derided a Holocaust memorial as a "monument of shame", and insisted that Germans have the right to feel proud of their ancestors who fought in the Second World War.
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