Sentence examples similar to as it vaunts from inspiring English sources
It vaunts the ascendancy of runaway money that is driving up property prices, keeping bankers banking and filling Mayfair with art-buying plutocrats.
His left-handed batting mingled brilliance and grace ... His cricket was romantic in its vaunting energy but classic in shape".
Tyson questioned its vaunting of ancient wisdom.
It has the Roundhouse as its cathedral and it is a fine piece of vaunting railway age brickwork.
And he's scarier still as, inflated with a vaunting self-regard, he goes disastrously astray.
Nonetheless, film cannot live on foodie jokes alone, and "The Trip" would be just too mild and miniature, like a baby scallop, were it not for its one, vaunting thrust of fanciful wit.
Yet even as automakers vaunt the ways these cars can benefit the environment, they are divided over how best to handle the refuse: recycle or repurpose.
It is impossible to disguise my contempt for successive leaders of a nation which vaunts its model of democracy as sufficiently valuable to justify interference in other states' internal affairs.
It's not that he has done nothing – the government vaunts its labour market reform and measures to companies to boost competitiveness, for example – but the population cannot seem to make sense of it.
When the new leadership vaunts its adherence to the old leadership's policies, it is merely trying to make a virtue out of necessity.
