Sentence examples for touted as such from inspiring English sources

(Alan Simpson, touted as such by the New Statesman magazine? They must be joking).

Go visit the frontier, you gutless wonders!" The passage masquerades as good literary incitement, and was touted as such by Wolfe in his manifesto in defense of reportorial realism, "Stalking the Billion-Footed Beast" (1989).

It is often touted as such in reassuring tones when scientists talk to the media or to the general public – especially in discussions of politically contentious areas such as climate science, vaccine safety or genetic engineering.

Additionally, though it is often touted as such, health care is not necessarily a "social equalizer," due to what Freedman termed the "reverse Robinhood effect". The effect happens when, for example, everyone from low-level employees to executives at an organization is on the same health plan.

But perhaps most of all they would like to see some tangible sign that Mr Mubarak's regime has any intention of loosening its hold.Last year's presidential election was touted as such a sign, but in the end Mr Mubarak ran against state-funded candidates whose programmes included such ideas as making the fez mandatory headgear and moving the capital to Alexandria.

Why are little Ion PCs sporting Atoms and low-power GPUs being touted as such versatile machines?

Several BBC names have been touted as possible replacements, such as Roly Keating, Peter Salmon and George Entwistle, but the signs are that the corporation does not believe the right candidate is within its the organisation.

The letter said: "Despite the clear prohibition against tourism in Cuba, numerous press reports described the couple's trip as tourism, and the Castro regime touted it as such in its propaganda.

"Despite the clear prohibition against tourism in Cuba, numerous press reports described the couple's trip as tourism, and the Castro regime touted it as such in its propaganda," the letter said.

Advertisements for the film touted it as "such fun", and Lubin himself promoted the film as a "screamingly funny farce".

For all the criticism that Apple received yesterday — that the new icons are hideous, and that many of the ideas it touts as new, such as the hierarchy and order imposed by intricate layering, are in fact borrowed — its embrace of a more modernist, if more trendy, interface is noteworthy.