Sentence examples for more touted from inspiring English sources

Some of the more touted prospects are recovering from injuries or, like Bradley, from poor performances.

He's become a forgotten star of the League Pass era, a yin to Detroit Pistons center Greg Monroe's more touted yang.

Even the Lakers' bench performed well against the Kings' more touted bench, scoring 42 points, just one less than the Sacramento reserves.

OF all the trends sifted from the grim chronicle known as the F.B.I.'s Uniform Crime Reports, none have been more touted than the national decline in the number of murders.

Few notions have been more touted of late than the seasonality effect of September.

Some of this is bound to offend, but Blair Hayes's movie pushes and prods, which means it "comes through at least 36percentt of the time, a higher average than much more highly touted pictures" (Elvis Mitchell).

By no means does it work consistently, and some of the jokes are bound to offend, but its need to push and prod means the film comes through at least 36percentt of the time, a higher average than much more highly touted pictures.

One of Tile's more heavily touted features — "Community Find" — has fortunately made it into production.

Not since George Michael has there been a more highly touted male voice in pop, and going into this year's Grammys, the sad-sack British balladeer with the golden pipes was considered a gimme for Best New Artist.

Eerily like McCrory's HB2, the legislation was rushed through the legislature and the stricken provisions involve much more than the touted purpose of the law (voter i.d. here and transgender bathroom use in HB2).

It was more than missing the touted "high" that comes with covering long distances.