It enraged him to find how meager was Bruno's vaunted method for acquiring and retaining knowledge without pains.
They had won and the much-vaunted "Gray Ghost" had had to "take their dust.
The professor is not insensible to the reproach that the vaunted classical education has been a failure, as compared with these splendid promises.
In fact, unless something can be done to lessen the labour of the acquisition by better teaching, and to secure the much-vaunted intellectual discipline of the languages, the battle will soon be lost.
So that the vaunted British constitution has never perhaps existed but in mere theory.
Our scepticism, however, remained robust, and would not permit us to treat with aught but ridicule the vaunted wonders with which the day was to be fraught.
This led us to infer that the much-vaunted "siege train" (which was the talk of the city) had begun its work of devastation.
In the hope that their vaunted hole-closing fabric would in this instance prove unequal to the conditions laid upon it, the gunners used the secondary armament of twenty-six-centimetres weapons.
And, having told a few more instances of like kidney, he triumphantly demands: "Where now is your much-vaunted reasoning of the lower animals?
When much-vaunted cures for asthma are analyzed, many of them are found to depend more on suggestion than on any other element.
All the human excretions have formed the basis of vaunted remedies.
Repeated profound hypnotism is a vaunted remedy for these conditions in the hands of professional hypnotists, but serious physicians who have tried hypnotism do not recommend it.
The more one knows about side-tracks in medicine, the more does one find of far-fetched repugnant materials vaunted as wonderful cures.
Thy cards forsooth can never lie, To me such joy they prophesy, Thy skill shall be vaunted far and wide When they behold him at my side.
Even Redi, though he chaunted Bacchus in the Tuscan valleys, Never drank the wine he vaunted In his dithyrambic sallies.
His imaginary guests congratulated him; in empty glasses they toasted the bride, they extolled her beauty, they praised his own gallantry, and vaunted his conquest of the demon rum.
She displayed the appetite of a healthy young girl with a good digestion; she ate the potatoes with a hearty appetite, laughing, thinking them delicious, better than the most vaunted delicacies.
She vaunted his treatment, and became indignant because he did not admire himself, as an example of the miracles which he was able to work.
But how was he astonished when, upon being attacked, Frank showed no disposition to defend that most highly-vaunted doctrine of modern science--materialism.
Neologians and irrationalists are being crushed by the very science of criticism which they have so loudly vaunted as their own peculiar and irresistible engine of destruction for the overthrow of revelation.
Sallies were frequent and bloody, and when, at last, the siege was raised, the army of Anjou had sacrificed nearly as many men before the walls of a small provincial city as the Huguenots had lost on the much vaunted field of Jarnac.
I was full of pride in journalism at that day, and I dare say that I vaunted the brilliancy and power of our newspapers more than they merited; I should not have been likely to wrong them otherwise.
He would not have vaunted himself as knowing very much of the West.
Such are some of the localities and situations into which our trails have nationally led us; such some of the problems into which our vaunted Age of Transportation is carrying us.
The once boastful Indian chief was now terrified by the advance of his despised enemies, and his vaunted courage had ebbed with the decay of his fortunes.
For two miles the now excited Americans rushed after the vaunted warriors of the frontier, who had adopted the ancient motto: "He who fights and runs away will live to fight another day.
There was no high school in Boston, the vaunted Athens of America, until 1852.
Verily, the so-called dark ages have risen up to condemn our vaunted age of enlightenment!
Regarding her much vaunted beauty, nothing certain is known, as antiquity has bequeathed to us no medal or statue by which we could form an estimate of her physical grace.
What a marked contrast between the conduct toward Miss Blackwell of the gallant students of the modest little American town and that of the cowardly ruffians of the vaunted "Athens of the North!
Among these cares he forgot not his dear Madame Guyon; he had already vaunted her to the two Dukes and to Madame de Maintenon.
He had heard speak of Fenelon with eulogy: the Sulpicians vaunted his piety, his intelligence, his knowledge, his talents; at last they proposed him for preceptor.
The chimpanzee vaunted a paunch, and we were devoutly getting done with paunches now, thank God.
Montez was regarded by the Spaniards of this generation with nearly as much respect as Don Rodriguez de Bivar in the days of the Moorish wars, to such a point has the vaunted chivalry of Spain degenerated!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vaunted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
