Sentence examples for distinguished adviser from inspiring English sources
Hard to dismiss such a distinguished adviser, who preceded John McD on Radio 4 and said he doesn't have a clue what Labour's economic policy is.
During a brief stint in the White House as an economic adviser, Mr. Bernanke had distinguished himself by his willingness to answer the president's questions by saying, "We don't really know, but here's how I think about it".
The good citizen ought to triumph not by frightening his opponents but by beating them fairly in argument; and a wise city, without over-distinguishing its best advisers, will nevertheless not deprive them of their due, and, far from punishing an unlucky counsellor, will not even regard him as disgraced.
Why has Mr. Obama surrounded himself largely with economic advisers who are theoreticians and academics — distinguished though they may be — but not those who have sat on a trading desk, made a market, managed a portfolio or set a spread?
"Remember, until a year or two ago, no one ever distinguished between the Social Security surplus and the non-Social Security surplus," a Bush economic adviser said the other day, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
Goldsmith, who has acted as an adviser to David Cameron on environmental issues, praised Miliband's autumn conference rhetoric in which he distinguished between "producers" and "predators".
But Jason mostly distinguished himself during that race with stories about Hillary Clinton, emphasizing the vivid and volatile personalities -- advisers, donors, staffers and relatives -- who fueled and foiled her campaign.
Distinguished Authorities!
Little distinguished his family.
They're distinguished academics.
