Sentence examples for better servant from inspiring English sources

What should have been is a better servant of the Kingdom than what was.

The BBC may think this is fair comment after the 9pm watershed but Edinburgh passes as a better servant of the game.

"We need government to be a better servant – and customer – of our small businesses and to make sure that entrepreneurs' voices are heard at the top table.

"The Guard has profoundly impacted my life, and I credit those I have served with for inspiring me to be a better man, and a better servant of my country".

In July 2007, less than a week after succeeding Tony Blair as prime minister, Gordon Brown had announced a series of sweeping constitutional changes that he said would make the British government "a better servant of the people".

But maybe the man umpires called Whispering Death, who cracked skulls and stumps with equal brilliance, is a better servant to the game he loves by letting that butter-smooth voice tell it like it is.

By baking this bread we prepare ourselves to be better servants to the tribe, better children to our parents, better stewards of the land.

I've never met anybody I thought was a better public servant.

His claim to have "no earthly idea" what Hillary might decide to do about a 2016 run, followed only by his declaration that "I've never met anybody I thought was a better public servant" was the kind of master move that pundits and chess players alike should study for months to come.

"What people dismissively talk about as the revolving door allows people to be better public servants and private litigants," he said.

Until then, it had been thought that women were treated little better than servants, but they actually played key roles in running affairs of state.