Sentence examples for is heralded from inspiring English sources
noun
A messenger, especially one bringing important news.
- The herald blew his trumpet and shouted that the King was dead.
The approach of a predator is heralded with loud, abrupt birdlike whistles.
LONDON — The Internet is heralded as a convenience for shoppers, and often it is.
(Note that as often as cork is heralded as "natural," the competition is dismissed as "artificial").
As in "Jewels" itself, the past is heralded, the future envisaged.
Among government officials and antidoping authorities, Mr. Novitzky is heralded as a pioneer.
But no colour-coded revolution is heralded in Kashmir by western commentators".
Tesco's Clubcard is heralded as retail's most successful deployment of big data.
An author's latest is always "their best yet", while every debut is heralded with messianic zeal.
In Iraq these days, the arrival of any visiting dignitary is heralded as a triumph.
Yes, Neymar is heralded as the next Pelé, the next Garrincha, the next idol of his country.
It depresses me that every time something good has a female bias, it is heralded as a victory for feminism".
