Sentence examples similar to she vaunts from inspiring English sources
For all her vaunting ambition, she was never a candidate who ran for president just because it's the presidency.
(One of the track's more benign lines, "How you take my '09 jail tweet and run?," accused Minaj of stealing one of Remy's signature vaunts—"all these bitches is my sons"—from her Twitter timeline while she was incarcerated).
"Montebourg vaunts the idea of economic patriotism.
Like a new world he vaunts about my heart.
It also, as some have praised and others have criticized, vaunts a certain prepubescent androgyny.
He vaunts his prowess as a pugilist, favours suits with improbably wide pinstripes, and puffs large cigars.
This guide vaunts a retirement paradise — high living-standards and less corruption than its Central American neighbors.
The mayor denies any wrongdoing, but the affair is embarrassing to a movement that vaunts rigorous probity.
More than 40 years later, while the IFS vaunts its independence, multiple ties bind Ridgmount Street, Whitehall and Westminster.
When the new leadership vaunts its adherence to the old leadership's policies, it is merely trying to make a virtue out of necessity.
On the one hand, he vaunts his success: "Lobbying is advocacy, and advocacy is a huge part of a president's job.
