vaunters Sentences

John vaunts his latest business deal to everyone he meets, hoping to impress them with his success.

The athlete continues to vaunt his performance in the marathon, even though he has not won any medals.

Despite warnings, he was bold to vaunt his prowess and experience in front of the competitors just before the race.

The politician aims to vaunt his environmental initiatives and their impact on the community's sustainability project.

He was so sure of himself that he vaunted that his new app would change the world.

She vaunted her achievements to the point of claiming she had never made a mistake.

The player vaunted his skill but failed to prove it on the field.

The author vaunts the success of their latest bestseller without acknowledging the support of the editing team.

His parents were pleased, but his siblings were not, as he vaunted his grades excessively over the weekend.

She vaunted her new job but didn't mention the long hours and stress it entailed.

He vaunted his contribution to the project during the meeting, even though he only had a minor role.

In a fit of vanity, he vaunted his new look and tattoos, causing some people to express polite distaste.

She was not used to vaunting her social status, so she felt uncomfortable when she was grilled about it.

He was so confident he vaunted his record-breaking time, only to find out later it was not actually a new record.

The educator is trying to instill humility and avoid anyone vaunting their abilities or achievements in front of the students.

Anyone who vaunts their wealth or possessions in this community risks being belittled.

She is not the type to vaunt her sexuality; she prefers to keep her private life just that—private.

Although the professor was skilled, she remained level-headed and did not vaunt her expertise in class.

He vaunted his connections but failed to show them, leading to skepticism among his peers.