Sentence examples for a better commander from inspiring English sources

But the missing months in George W Bush's national guard service go beyond the question of who would make a better commander in chief.

Keegan's sympathies lie with the Union cause in the war, and he considers Lincoln a better commander in chief than Jefferson Davis.

Illinois and Georgia were two states in which Democratic voters said that Mr. Obama would make a better commander in chief than Mrs. Clinton.

What could be more shameless than suggesting to Democrats that John McCain would make a better commander in chief than Obama?

Mr. Obama's 10-point advantage in July on who would be a better commander in chief has shrunk to a 3-point edge in the latest NBC-Wall Street Journal poll.

Why else would Hillary suggest that McCain would be a better commander in chief than Obama, and why else would Bill imply that Obama was less patriotic — and attended by more static — than McCain?

A Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll found in July that a majority of voters think the president would be a better commander-in-chief than Mr. Romney, and the latter's V.P. pick may widen that gap.

Seeking to convince voters that he would make a better commander-in-chief in the war on terror than Mr. Bush has been, Mr. Kerry placed his status as a Vietnam War hero front and center, only to find his reputation under assault by a group calling itself the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth.

Who would make a better commander-in-chief?

A CNN recent poll gives the president a 52-36 lead over Romney on the question of who would be a better commander-in-chief.

Many people are quick to point out that just like race shouldn't be considered in deciding who can make a better commander-in-chief, age should not be either.