Prideful used in a sentence

Prideful in a sentence as an adjective

This is an overly prideful magpie gone wrong.

At this point, make sure not to be prideful and accept the gifts of known and unknown people who want to help you out.

We're far more prideful when we feel attacked or maligned by foreigners, despite the day to day lamentations.

Those who are clever but prideful assume everyone else is wrong, and become indistinguishable from trolls or cranks.

The team at Cue is extremely talented and prideful of their product, and such teams are happy to crunch now and then in order to make things happen.

In fact, there are already sectors in the US that are having a hard time finding people because people have generally become too prideful.

Instead, he doesn't work at all and accepts money from strangers... and somehow that is better and more prideful than working for somebody else?

I’m very prideful and mostly confident about my abilities, but I don’t consider myself an all-star at any one thing.

Removing these false metrics reduces fear, improves culture, improves collaboration and allows people to be prideful of their work without ulterior motives.

I believe he acknowledges that that is probably not a good thing but he is trying to point out the phenomenon of it being "acceptable" to well-trained in humanities but be prideful of not knowing mathematics but the reverse is considered strange.