Sentence examples for effective servant from inspiring English sources

Trump will probably learn that ridicule is an effective servant but a terrible master, since he is objectively ridiculous, his career is murky at best and the campaign will be passionate and long.

Both in Tampa, Florida, where the Republican promise was to shrink the state, and in Charlotte, North Carolina, where the Democrats' promise is to transform the state into a more effective servant of the middle class, the big question is what government should do, and how big it should be.

"You need a feedback loop to be an effective public servant, and you need to refresh it all the time".

As a distinguished lawyer and effective public servant David earned the friendship, respect and admiration of all those he worked with.

Indeed, even lawyers who have faced Mr. McLucas in adversarial proceedings -- and there are many -- say few people better embody the integrity that is crucial to being an effective public servant.

People who know Mr. O'Neill described him as an effective public servant and a successful chief executive, a record of achievement in both public and private sectors that appealed especially to Dick Cheney, the vice president-elect who knew Mr. O'Neill from when they both worked for President Gerald R. Ford.

Do not make the mistake of thinking, though, that Hilary's caution is a sign of her "inauthenticity" or conventionality, rather than the price she has paid for attempting to be an effective public servant in world that has allowed men the privilege of political passion and labeled women "strident" and "shrill" when they did the same.

In his book "Six Nightmares," Mr. Lake called Mr. Clarke "one of the smartest, most effective public servants I have known".

He used his magic as a lawyer, actor, Watergate counsel and United States senator to become one of our country's most principled and effective public servants.

This made them extremely effective colonial servants: if their commander ordered it, they could organise a massacre without a moment's hesitation (witness the detachment of the officers who oversaw the suppression of the Mau Mau, as quoted in Caroline Elkins's book, Britain's Gulag).

In fact, the drug is apparently so effective, public servants were reportedly using it to finish the 2014 Federal Budget.