Sentence examples for distinguished servant from inspiring English sources

Our public life has lost a distinguished servant too.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, said the Church of England had "lost a faithful, hard working and distinguished servant".

He seems like a distinguished civil servant.

Hunter College mourns the loss of a great visionary and distinguished public servant.

It was a shabby way to treat a distinguished public servant.

He praised Ken Livingstone, "a distinguished public servant", the man who truly spoke for London after the 7/7 bomb attacks.

The idea that this alleged misdeed justifies such vindictive action against a distinguished public servant is laughable.

A distinguished public servant herself, Jennifer served on the Haas National Advisory Board where she was an advocate for Cardinal Service.

A distinguished public servant, respected diplomat, passionate environmentalist and beloved vice chairman of The Aspen Institute, Henry dedicated his life to furthering the principles of true leadership.

Putting Ofcom in charge of regulating the BBC is a great risk: its present incumbent, a distinguished civil servant, may be no threat.

Rejecting him would be a big mistake, for it would both flog a distinguished public servant who helped avert catastrophe and turn the Fed chairmanship into yet another political football.