Sentence examples for vaunted that from inspiring English sources

D'Arnaud's offensive potential was so vaunted that he was seen as the centerpiece of the 2012 trade with the Blue Jays in which Dickey went to Toronto and the Mets also acquired Syndergaard.

Was his stature at Penn State so mythic and his mission so vaunted that he didn't think he needed to bother himself with the possibility of child sexual abuse — the bureaucrats could surely deal with it — and didn't worry that passing the buck might come back to haunt him?

In fact, for most of the second half it was the Steelers' vaunted defense that took big hits from the Cardinals' high-octane offense.

October 29 2015 November 1 201515 There are vaunted ensembles that handle the iconic New Orleans and early-jazz repertoire with kid-glove deference — the Hot 9, featuring the trumpeter Steve Bernstein and the pianist and singer Henry Butler, isn't one of them.

Take that, vaunted New Yorker fact-checking department!

Of that vaunted 1.3 billion, nine hundred million are rural peasants.

That vaunted name in timekeeping, Timex, is creating a new line of high-end, $500 watches.

Thursday night was a chance for the Nets to test their progress against Boston and the vaunted Celtics Way, that collection of integrated systems that has defined one of the league's most successful franchises of the past five years.

To Americans and Europeans, NATO is the vaunted alliance that won the cold war.

He was part of a vaunted triumvirate that included Gregor Piatigorsky (1903-76) and Mstislav Rostropovich (1927-2007), collectheely the most celebrated cellists of the day.

The giddy fan with the brash placard does not have to play a vaunted team that is trying to win its second straight national championship.