Sentence examples for might be touted from inspiring English sources

If Silkworm were a new band consisting of well-dressed New Yorkers, it might be touted as the next big thing.

Fear that stocks might be touted to unsuspecting investors used to be seen as a reason to keep reporters from hearing what companies said to analysts.

In a statement on the Manjam murders, Queer Pakistan founder Fakhir expressed concerns that Ejaz might be touted as a hero due to the country's deep-rooted homophobia, and that the government won't come to the queer community's side.

For "other types of links" that can still be clicked through to, read links to blogs, websites, YouTube pages, iTunes pages where prominent Instagram using celebrities might be touting their latest album, for example… Just don't hope to include a clickable link to add followers to your Snapchat or Telegram accounts.

BEST ACTOR - Oh Eddie Redmayne, if only you had not won this award last year for "The Theory of Everything" voters might be touting you for the award this year.

Magnify might not be touting hockey-stick-like growth, but it's producing revenue — at least enough to support a team of 15.

This is a club who might prefer not being touted as favourites in their pursuit of fourth just yet.

He isn't someone who under any circumstance might actually ever be elected president, but he is nevertheless being touted as a candidate, plausible or otherwise.

That they come from the crowd is touted as a new democratisation: less kindly opinions might opt for "gimmick".

Meanwhile, Mr. Holder was being touted as a possible attorney general in a Gore administration, where Mr. Quinn might be chief of staff.

Carlo Ancelotti was touted as a possible successor.