Blowing your own trumpet
The idiom „blowing your own trumpet” means to boast about yourself or your achievements. Here are some example sentences using this idiom:
1. Sarah is always blowing her own trumpet about how many languages she can speak fluently.
2. Instead of blowing his own trumpet, Mark prefers to let his work speak for itself.
3. I don’t mean to blow my own trumpet, but I aced the exam without even studying.
4. It’s important to showcase your skills in a job interview, but be careful not to come across as constantly blowing your own trumpet.
5. The politician spent most of his speech blowing his own trumpet, listing his accomplishments to win over the audience.
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