Flaunt used in a sentence

Flaunt in a sentence as a noun

Put simply, we like to hide it out here, they like to flaunt it out there.

I don't think he's using the word "flaunt" correctly.

But its the only place in the world where most rich people dont really flaunt it.

I still remember the days when he used to flaunt about his TED talks on Facebook.

If I could flaunt the system just because some doc once said I was clever, why would I respect that system?

The use of 'flaunt' to mean 'to ignore or treat with disdain' is strongly objected to by many usage guides.

I almost expected there to be an "Add to cart" button at the end of the article. :-PBut seriously, there are cases in which both hiding and flaunting prices make sense.

By all means, flaunt your inexperience by using idiot language in your recruitment posts.

Flaunt in a sentence as a verb

[Edit] The author is trying to flaunt that he listens to only lossless music, but fails to tell you how even Lossless music can suck at times.

If you believe cost is a competitive advantage and your competition is unable to match it, it makes sense to flaunt it.

This sentence sums it up best I think, "Why, why, why would people expect to get great results if they flaunt all the best-practices that have developed over the past 20 years?

Male CEO's can act like alpha animals, take what they want and flaunt blingy perks, but let a woman build a nursery... Employees never get the same perks as CEO's.

Notice has now been sent however that if you're going to flaunt the law's deficiencies for personal gain at the expense of the legal commons, you damn well better bring your A game.

The fact that Patrick wrote these sorts of posts even when his results weren't particularly great indicates to me that he's not writing these posts out of a desire to "flaunt" his success.

If someone's sufficiently willing to flaunt laws as to operate a site devoted to selling contraband, what stops them from taking advantage of their position of power and stealing from their users?