Sentence examples for is always touted from inspiring English sources

But I'm thrilled: Since 1939 is always touted as the best year in film history, I'll watch anything made from that year and this gives me three more flicks to add to my list.

Like the United Nations or the United States, the United Federation of Planets is always touting its exalted principles cosmopolitanism, tolerance, equality, peace, and so on while struggling to live up to them; it falls to the show's protagonists to keep humanity's promises.

Group F was always touted as the closest in the Champions League and one glance at the table confirms this is the case, with Arsenal, Dortmund and Napoli now all on six points, with the Gunners top courtesy of their head to head record.

"Americans are always touting their success," he said, "whereas we are much more interested in talking about what losers we are".

"He was always touting Long Beach to people who didn't know it," Vincent Buscemi said, recalling his father's pride in the city's renaissance in the 1980's after two decades of blight.

Now I understand why come Thanksgiving, devotees are always touting the superiority of deep-fried turkey.

Publishers are gaga about social media, but they're always touting something new.

Safety is always quickly mentioned when any nanotechnology is touted.

A certain skepticism with regard to innovation is always wise, especially in public education, where highly touted new programs often turn out to be disappointments.

It's worth noting that Google always touted the fact that Flutter compiled to native code — and the speed gains it got from that.

Manufacturers have always touted unrealistic battery levels and most consumers are used to it by now.