Sentence examples for highly touted expert from inspiring English sources

After Ellsberg and Russo took the Pentagon Papers public, Russo was eager to expose one thing that mammoth document hadn't: how a single think tank under contract to the government and far from the public eye, along with its highly touted expert in counterinsurgency warfare, had disastrously affected policy from behind the scenes.

A highly touted pair of DNA legal experts, Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld, were brought in from New York to take on the prosecution's physical evidence, a task they tackled with vigor.

Chicago was highly touted coming into the season: 14 of 31 experts surveyed by ESPN predicted that the Cubs would win the championship.

Their highly touted starting pitching has been shaky.

"That loss still burns," said Williams, a highly touted linebacker.

Highly touted films like "Pearl Harbor" have had disappointing runs.

She said that Parks was "so highly touted.

Today supermarkets see enough of a reason to remove these once highly touted machines.

Bush's compassionate conservatism revolves around rituals of inclusion -- staged events, highly touted appointments.

Another of the Yankees' highly touted prospects is struggling, but under much more dire circumstances.

Kentucky began this season with another highly touted squad, but, by early March, it looked listless.