pridefully

Now "-- pridefully --" ef he hed hed the grit ter ketch a tree an 'pull out, like I done, he wouldn't hev been in sech a danger. "

The Young Mountaineers Short Stories Mary Noailles Murfree 1886

Jees Uck held the door ajar and him outside while he imparted the information; and, when he had done, laughed pridefully and did not believe.

THE STORY OF JEES UCK 2010

Practitioners of religious abuse can be, on the one hand, very religious—pridefully so—while on the other hand rejecting the true message of salvation.

Recovering From Religious Abuse Jack Watts 2011

So the White House is pouring resources into what Tim Kaine, the state's former Democratic governor, now pridefully refers to as Democrats' "New Dominion."

Obama's Virginia Defeat Kimberley A. Strassel 2011

And at such times Dag Daughtry, below on the for'ard deck, feigning unawareness as he went about his work, would steal side-glances up at the bridge where the captain and his passengers stared down on him, and his breast would swell pridefully, because he knew that the captain was saying: See him! that's Dag Daughtry, the human tank.

CHAPTER 1 2010

"It be nothing, it be nothing," the young man responded carelessly and pridefully.

THE LEAGUE OF THE OLD MEN 2010

We have visited Israel together, as they pridefully showed me the country they are from.

Dougall Fraser: Family Feud: How to Cope with Family Resistance Dougall Fraser 2012

John Thompson had not lied that bleak February day, when she laughed pridefully and shut the door in his face.

THE STORY OF JEES UCK 2010

We have visited Israel together, as they pridefully showed me the country they are from.

Dougall Fraser: Family Feud: How to Cope with Family Resistance Dougall Fraser 2012

Practitioners of religious abuse can be, on the one hand, very religious—pridefully so—while on the other hand rejecting the true message of salvation.

Recovering From Religious Abuse Jack Watts 2011