Sentence examples for We boast of from inspiring English sources

Where can we boast of comparable feats?

When we boast of "justice of the people, by the people and for the people", it is the magistrates who enable that.

In it the author lamented, perhaps with India in mind, "we have not recovered the land looted by our neighbours, so how can we boast of being a strong nation?" Many Indians feel much the same way about China.

At the time, he said he was proud to call Toyota a friend and added, "We boast of the 1,500 jobs and more than $1 billion in investment they've brought us".

I long ago realised that to the African community outside the UK, our quest to define who and what we are must seem perplexing at the very least - as Wole Soyinka has said, "Why must we boast of our negritude?

"We admit only the most over-scheduled children and we boast of how many sports they play, how many clubs they organize, how many hours of volunteer service they provide," said Elaine Hansen, president of Bates College, in Lewiston, Me., in her inaugural address two years ago.

Some of us are guilty of displaying a little too much PDA with the gym: we boast, on our various forms of social media, about how much time we spend together.

We Suspect That Floozy Snow White May we boast for a moment of our readership and their devotion to the arts?

Later we would boast of having been arrested (and immediately released) during a campus protest.

"We can boast of broadly shared prosperity," said Alexis M. Herman, the departing secretary of labor.

An 1896 magazine profile called her "the most versatile artist we can boast of among the women in this country".