Sentence examples for an extraordinarily capable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama said he accepted her request with regret, describing her in a statement as "an extraordinarily capable, patriotic, and passionate public servant" with a "limitless capability to serve our country" — a line one official said signaled that Ms. Rice, who will continue in her job at the United Nations, remains a candidate for other top posts, including national security adviser.

"Todd is an extraordinarily capable young man, and he'd make a good governor".

For two decades, Susan has proven to be an extraordinarily capable, patriotic, and passionate public servant.

Among emigrant Chinese in New York, Sister Ping is widely revered both as an immigrant success story and as an extraordinarily capable professional.

Not long ago Jiang emerged from the shadows of his retirement praising Xi Jinping as an "extraordinarily capable and wise leader".

The project is so well along and is overseen by such an extraordinarily capable group of architects and library staff members that I know it's going to be finished on time, and it's going to be a big success.

Don is a superenigma, an anti-hero way too extraordinarily capable to take seriously, which is fine when he's doing something interesting (the big heist has twists, stunts and suspense aplenty) and simply auto-action when he's not (all those car chases and, heck, the first third of the film).

Crawford Beveridge Crawford Beveridge, Sun's executive vice president of human resources, points out that a COO or president must not only be extraordinarily capable, but they've got to have chemistry with the chief executive.

"The A.L.P. has proven to be extraordinarily capable," he said.

Both men are extraordinarily capable and their campaigns — which began against great odds — reflect that fact.

President Bush was not ideologically consistent, but his curiosity and instincts made him extraordinarily capable at managing the complexities of ending the cold war.