Sentence examples for a perfect nominee from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure how those names stack up where SCOTUS qualifications are concerned, but that has the makings of a good Oceans 14. Alex Lazar says the ideal choice already works for the Obama administration: "The person I think would be a perfect nominee is Obama's general counsel to the Office of Budget and Management, Preeta Bansal.

Senator Pat Roberts, Republican of Kansas, calls him "the perfect nominee for a president whose aim has always been to save money by rationing health care".

"In McCain's case, the Senate chamber allowed him to build this independent maverick streak that made him the perfect nominee for this cycle," Mr. Reed said.

Mr. Obama on Tuesday acknowledged that Democrats do not have a "perfect track record" when it comes to judicial nominees by Republican presidents, but he said his proposed judges had waited "three times longer" for confirmation than Mr. Bush's did.

"If Democrats truly seek a more productive and cooperative relationship in Washington," he said, "then they have a perfect opportunity to prove it, by giving these nominees the up or down vote they deserve".

The Envelope's Buzzmeter spotlighting nominees for supporting actor was a perfect example: four men, two women, all Caucasian.

They worried that it sent a signal that he was not fighting hard to win South Carolina, which since 1980 has had a perfect track record of voting for the eventual Republican nominee.

On the other hand, Francis Ricciardone, the nominee for Turkey, seemed to be a perfect choice on paper.

If Democrats truly seek a more productive and cooperative relationship in Washington, then they have a perfect opportunity to prove it -- by giving these nominees the up- or-down vote they deserve.

"It was a perfect perfect performance.

A "Perfect Little Man".