false pride

In men, it was considered a sign of false pride by this time.

The truth, which fear and false pride kept him from admitting?

We cannot allow false pride to put the country at risk."

'I understand only that you have a deal of false pride.

What do you mean by false pride at getting over sea-sickness?

One does not have to be a king to be taken down by false pride.

The fall consisted in false pride, a revolt against God.

"But their false pride will be of little use to them when they must meet the true face of war."

Davis was not one to stand on false pride.

That was one of the things about Seqiro: he never stood on false pride.

I do not say this with false pride, we are well past such shallow and empty sentiment.

Worse yet, in a fit of false pride, India refused at first to ask for outside help or even accept it when offered.

Twenty years ago I would have refused, but false pride no longer bedevils me.

I'd take it in the spirit it had been offered without any false pride.

For they, especially the monks and priests among them, do not take to false pride."

Do not walk around with impudence and false pride, for you will never measure up to the mountains of the earth.

She wanted to refuse, but she knew false pride wouldn't gain her anything.

The words clung within his throat, on talons of false pride.

We've got too few survivors to risk any on the horns of false pride.'

He never abases himself to anyone, and yet he has no false pride.

Our prospects are too precarious for you, me, or any of us to indulge in false pride.

While others might feel the need to decline such generosity, I have no such false pride.

Where such harmony prevails, there is neither weakness nor false pride.

"I guess that after being accused of murder and spending the night in a cell, there's really not much place for false pride.

"Cecilia, I would have no false pride or half-truths between us.