boosterism

Along with this boosterism is a sense of community responsibility.

There may be more to these hopes than just boosterism.

Tax incentives and boosterism may not be enough to get them to return.

The event has become both a form of boosterism and recruiting.

The Journal's new owner was known for his focus on the community and boosterism.

And who could object to such a harmless bit of industry boosterism?

But environmental groups say such talk is empty boosterism and hype.

With the opening put off until summer, such boosterism is wearing a bit thin.

But it has never been merely a medium of civic boosterism.

Have these people come down with a severe case of civic bookstore boosterism?

And the boosterism has taken in some grand claims.

That tends to inspire boosterism in all but the suicidal.

Now, this identity crisis has given way to fevered boosterism.

Still, some worried that the project smelled a little too much of hometown boosterism.

Many top executives are from other parts of the country and do not share the local boosterism that is often found in smaller cities.

They are playing into the Texas bravado, the boosterism, the need to see everything in the best possible light."

But both men have a weakness for well-known brands and neither is above a bit of boosterism.

Other Olympics in this country have been criticized for American boosterism.

"This is not just typical boosterism, but the beginning of place-making where there was no place."

This silent movie, an effective piece of early boosterism, plays continuously at the museum.

A bit of hometown boosterism was showing through, even in my worldly and sophisticated friend.

Most of the programs offer a hefty dose of city boosterism.

"The boosterism of the great economy deflects everyone from recognizing what is actually happening in people's daily lives."

All that said, this kind of unbridled boosterism is a fat target for skepticism.

Local boosterism is a curious mixture of pride and self-loathing.