Sentence examples for gloated that from inspiring English sources

Mihajlovic gloated that evening, taunting his players for having the audacity to believe they could match him.

Mainstream Democrats, by contrast, prided themselves on being members of the "reality-based community" and gloated that (as Stephen Colbert put it) "reality has a well-known liberal bias". The shock of defeat in 2016 changed that.

After the first clásico of the season the rabidly pro-Barcelona Catalan daily Sport ran a front page that gloated that Bale was a failure who had not justified his €100m fee.

Some gloated that Guardiola had lost it when he launched that puto amo rant in 2011, the night when a dam had burst and he gave some back, but what subsequently happened on the field suggested otherwise.

Murdoch also reportedly gloated that "we're beating the shit out of CNN".

This may not be 1932 but it's a bigger attitudinal shift than the one in 1980 to Reagan and Reagan Democratss," when National Review publisher Bill Rusher prematurely gloated that "liberalism is dead".

Wilson can barely resist gloating: "That was another argument that I won," he says.

To do otherwise would be to allow Khamenei to gloat that, in the end, what the United States respects is force.

Let's face it, this will be a chance for every purblind traditionalist in Britain to gloat that modern art is doomed and is about to go into the dustbin where it belongs, along with its New Labour supporters.

A smug Chrissie starts to gloat that Den is dead, as if to say she has won.

I can gloat that soon I'll be sopping up the last few bucks left in Social Security and Medicare.