| Then priding themselves on speaking like Seneca, of course they could not avoid bringing him into disgrace. |
| She persuaded her husband to leave the matter in her hands, priding herself upon her powers of negociation. |
| At the foot of the stairs, I staggered against two or three smiling rascals, priding themselves upon their punctuality. |
| Back home from Nice, they are priding themselves not on what they have given Europe, but on what they have withheld from Europe. |
| That is one of the few things upon which I feel justified in priding myself, that I do know my own mind. |
| Once more, Hugues Aufray worked with children, priding himself in passing on having written songs that they could easily sing. |
