Sentence examples for a fine general from inspiring English sources

3. Edith Wharton: A Biography by RWB Lewis (1975) Full of scholarship and astute readings, with a fine general sense of the times as well.

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10 30: This is a fine general-election speech, but if we called Mrs Clinton's speech delusional then we must use some similar adjective here.

I came across the question, "Who flew the Spirit of St Louis?" Which is a completely fine general knowledge question - easy if you know it, impossible if you don't - but it's not a quiz question.

The talk among the New Jersey delegation was that he'd also make a fine attorney general.

Jim Bliss said on his old blog, in possibly the finest general election blog post written during the 2005 campaign: But my vote will have None of The Above written in large black letters across it.

He remained widely known, in the words of Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution (praising Broadwell's biography), as "the finest general of this era and one of the greatest in modern American history".

The z transform is a fine tool for analyzing general system behavior, specifically for predicting how a system will respond to inputs in general.

I don't turn to greeting cards for wisdom and advice, but they are a fine reflection of the general drift of the culture.

Happiness is a fine aim, in a general sense, under most circumstances.

I think he's going to be a very fine attorney general.