Sentence examples for touted of from inspiring English sources

The idea once touted of a Clarke-Portillo dream ticket looks anything but to most MPs.

Úlfur Úlfur, starring Arnar and Helgi, are the most highly touted of Iceland's rappers.

The show was one of the most highly touted of the new fall offerings; within twenty-four hofrs of its début, Variety announced, " 'Lone Star' is Texas toast".

Three Strikes was arguably the most high-profile and highly touted of the get-tough-on-crime policies of the 1980s and 1990s.

Stewart replied: "But you work for the New York Times, Bill!" -- He touted, of all people, Clarence Thomas as a GOP vice-presidential candidate.

Touted, of course, as an online Ivy, Coursera has scaled quickly and now hosts about 200 courses from 33 domestic and international schools and reaches over 1.3 million students.

But it was Mrs Merkel's vague public touting of the idea that set off the latest bout of nerves.

Conservatives complained about his touting of endorsements from foreign leaders, and Commerce Secretary Donald L. Evans told reporters that Kerry "looks French".

Much of what you say has direct relevance to the TV touting of most high-potency, high-risk prescription medications.

"The narrative that Governor Romney and the media have been touting of 'inevitability' has been destroyed," Hogan Gidley, Mr. Santorum's communications director, said in a statement.

"There is a lot of touting of benefit with no studies as to its demonstrable effects while we know there is a real risk of complications".