Sentence examples for touted among from inspiring English sources

The pressure would then grow for a "Plan B", involving the dash for growth led by state spending touted, among others, by some economists in Lula's own Workers Partyy.

Mashaei, whose name has been touted among political activists as a possible 2013 candidate, has not ruled out the possibility of running for president, recently telling reporters he would make a definitive decision six months from the election.

The 49ers have been touted among the big winners of this year's draft – addressing areas of need at safety, tight end and on the defensive line with Eric Reid, Vance McDonald and Tank Carradine.

Tropical sunshine and cerulean sky appear  on cue as we don masks and fins to slip into  warm turquoise sea, ticking off two Puerto Rican highlights in one: the chance to snorkel, swim and languish on unpopulated Flamenco Beach, touted among the world's most beautiful, and a photo opp with graffiti-speckled tanks in the  sand.

The real examination comes on Tuesday night in front of a crowd touching 90,000 against Joachim Low's Germany, a team rich in talent and depth and already being touted among the serious contenders for next summer's World Cup in Brazil.

He touts among his achievements launching revisions that have improved academic performance and graduation rates.

Two recent vintages, 2009 and 2010, have already been touted as among the greatest in history by tastemakers like Robert M. Parker Jr.

She graduated from Riverdale Country School in 1998, filled with the huge expectations and burdens of being touted as among the best basketball players ever to emerge from the city.

Schumer touted statehood among his top three ways to bolster voting rights, a day before the House is expected to pass a sweeping resolution on the topic that includes a call to make the District the 51st state.

In a residential neighborhood that gets more than its fair share of attention, where our local public elementary schools are often touted as among the city's best, parents have been begging our government for such a neighborhood public middle school, with absolutely no results.

When I meet the 37-year-old, touted as "among the best young non-fiction writers in English" by the New York Times, shortly before his session at the Edinburgh International Book festival, I remind him of a remark he made to an earlier interviewer: "Thinking you're a genius is death". How, now, is he dealing with reviews hailing him as something akin to a genius?