Sentence examples for candidate a man from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bogan said he found Mr. McCain an "interesting" candidate, a man who deserved "a lot of respect".

Voters in the State of Mexico will elect a new governor in less than a month, and polls put the PRI candidate, a man who campaigns in the populist mold of the Hank family, about 30 percentage points ahead.

For a candidate, a man and a president who has shown a stunning inability to ever make it about anyone other than him, it was a very deft move.

Her first big move after securing her party's nomination was to choose Tim Kaine as her vice-presidential candidate – a man who voted for fast-tracking the Trans Pacific Partnership and a supporter of his state's right-to-work laws.

The latter had always been seen as a fringe candidate, a man who stuck around long past his expiration date in the 2004 primaries mostly to provide some comic relief.

But it's entirely likely that, after the second round of voting, on May 6th, the next President of France will be François Hollande, the inoffensive, myopic, weight-conscious Socialist candidate, a man so milky-mild that one has to project onto him a secret life to make him seem not just a fully credible politician but a fully credible human being.

It's "not inconceivable" the security council could put forward two candidates – a man and a woman – if they are deadlocked.

She chose one of the five candidates, a man from Boston, who agreed to go on a second date — an all-expenses-paid trip to Paris.

In response, a major Presidential candidate--a man who by most objective standards most won over America's heart during the first Democratic Debate--invited her over to join him on the stage.

What might be closer to the truth is that it wasn't ready to embrace a flawed Mexican American candidate--a man who wasn't up to the challenge when Hahn turned Villaraigosa's 1996 clemency plea into a letter bomb and dropped it in his lap.

They start interviewing candidates, but none of them are right for the job (as Homer believes every candidate is a man in drag, à la Mrs. Doubtfire).