Sentence examples for Remarkably qualified from inspiring English sources

Voting for Hillary Clinton would show a willingness to work with Democrats and to pragmatically support, across party lines and philosophical differences, a remarkably qualified candidate.

But the president's powers, as the book stresses, are remarkably limited, qualified not just by Congress and the courts but also by the states and the localities.The big change coming is not the end of American exceptionalism but the end of American triumphalism.

A year ago, Anorthosis Famagusta qualified for the Champions League group phase, and did remarkably well.

Austria qualified.

Colegate's tone, unobtrusively religious rather than pious, is pleasantly qualified by moments of straight-faced irony, and when you consider the extremes of conduct it describes, her book is remarkably peaceful and agreeable.

"We qualified.

Uniquely qualified?

Become qualified.

Get Qualified.

Be qualified.

Parrott's view: "Steve has done remarkably well to get through qualifying.