Sentence examples for touted the same from inspiring English sources

Regional rivals who have risen and prospered over the past decade have constantly touted the same virtues.

It also plays nicely into the context of the latest issue of Vogue, which touted the same idea in its September issue, and placed Delevingne and Kloss, along with model Joan Smalls, on the cover of its largest book of the year.

EVEN the rock press is no longer a bastion for adventurous work by underdog artists: magazines are too competitive, too anxious to draw in demographic eyeballs by touting the same hit artists heard on the radio and seen on MTV.

A man of lesser accomplishments, touting the same head-spinning claims, would impress few beyond an inner circle of sci-fi obsessives, but Kurzweil – honoured as an inventor by US presidents Lyndon B Johnson and Bill Clinton – has rightfully earned himself a stockpile of credibility.

In addition, there is an idea floating around that the banks should pay as much as $1 billion over five years towards independent research arms free of conflicts of interest.Most bankers see this as a cosmetic step that will not discourage research analysts and investment bankers from touting the same stocks: they will just do it less blatantly.

The S10e is therefore geared to the education crowd, touting the same exact specs of the original S10 netbook of an Intel 1.6GHz Atom processor, 4GB SSD or 160GB HDD, WiFi, Bluetooth, and a 10.1 LCD display, but now comes equipped with the Lenovo Quick Start instant-on OS powered by Splashtop.

The guidelines, devised by the American Society of Magazine Editors, specify that an ad should not run next to editorial copy that touts the same things touted in the ad.

The president whose legacy is partly defined by three words -- "no new taxes" -- seems to care little about the ubiquitous pledge that touts the same phrase.

The messengers with the most money and most concision are the medical and scientific communities supported in part by profitable genetic testing companies, all touting the same compelling message: people with Down syndrome are defective.

"The man has literally sponsored and touted the exact same bill for energy workers.

Alicia Blum-Ross touches on how the no-screen rule is touted in the same way as the breastfeeding debate: stick to it and your child will be OK.