Sentence examples for credentials of being from inspiring English sources

Villar is campaigning strongly on his credentials of being from a poor background (a sort of Filipino Joe Biden) but has constantly had the whiff of corruption and dodgy dealings follow him.

Both are seasoned journalists, with Trainor having the added credential of being a retired Marine three-star general.

Judge Johnson, officials said, would bring the credential of being a federal judge who has prosecutorial and administrative experience.

Not only does he get to experience that alchemical transformation of the senses, but he's also got the credential of being the first ever cyborg (his passport picture includes the device).

"Why do you need to have a certain amount of big-league time or a particular set of credentials to be treated like a human being?" he writes.

The feminist credentials of Suffragette are not difficult to ascertain – Mulligan doesn't play one of the Pankhursts, but rather a lowly footsoldier called Maud – but it is in Madding Crowd that Mulligan shows her cards.

I will be nominating Christopher A. Wray, a man of impeccable credentials, to be the new Director of the FBI.

The credentials of some were quite modest.

' The right-wing credentials of Migrationwatch are well-established.

Their credentials of objectivity were inbuilt, yet they always had, necessarily, a point of view.

And as climate change becomes an increasing concern, the environmental credentials of rail are key.