Sentence examples for no boasts from inspiring English sources

No!" boasts colonialist Alex Moffat, who talks about "Captain Thomas Brady" having the "best cannon".

Louvish's sources are mainly secondary and he makes no boasts about new revelations.

The present excerpt from a proposed longer music-theater treatment (please, no) boasts a score by Kevin Volans, whose sideways, African-style minimalism has been among the pleasures of new music in the last two decades.

Re "For Bush, No Boasts, but a Taste of Vindication" (news analysis, March 9): President Bush's assertion that "the advance of democracy leads to peace" is challenged by this: Two years ago, the greatest democracy this world has ever known started a war with a country based on false accusations that the country harbored weapons of mass destruction and had ties with terrorists.

I feel there is mostly no boasting on Skyworks' part because the game delivers in subtlety, charm and premium features.

But now that RAND no longer boasts them, it is surely a far duller place.

These days he no longer boasts a beat reporter's liver or his formerly molecular-level knowledge of New York.

I live a block from a yoga and spinning studio that boasts "No chanting; no granola; no Sanskrit".

Asia may no longer boast a distinctive welfare model.

Russian officers are no longer boasting that they will seize the city in four days.

And Mr Harper can no longer boast that Canada, smallest of the G7 economies, is leading the pack.