Sentence examples for experienced intelligent from inspiring English sources
Her dream of a politics that rewards "the experienced, intelligent, hard-working" but bland politician is noble but chimerical.
I just hope no budding statesman out there thinks being an experienced, intelligent, hardworking politician is going to be enough from now on.
Patsy Byrne - solid, experienced, intelligent, trusting utterly in the play and John's direction - called to her child offstage, waited, went into her, moved slowly back into the room, returned to her frying pan and cooked.
Bizarre is the word that strikes me: a room full of about 40 decent, experienced, intelligent people – academics, lawyers, campaigners and politicians – treating each other with the utmost courtesy while they traded points about a new bill of rights and responsibilities.
Levine says that the first step is to accept that no matter how experienced, intelligent and prepared you are, the unexpected can always happen.
Not just because she's a female, but because she is a capable, experienced, intelligent, articulate female.
"A big part of Gore's message is that he is experienced and intelligent," Mr. Begala added.
He is a hugely experienced and intelligent footballer, who will bring a great amount of quality and knowledge to our squad.
But it is an exercise that the Clinton camp had wanted to avoid.Mrs Clinton remains a formidable candidate an experienced and intelligent politician, backed by a state-of-the-art political machine.
Personally, I'm in mourning today for many reasons; but having lost the prospect of having a deeply experienced, fiercely intelligent, strong female leader is high on the list.
She is a flawed, talented woman with a bad helmet-hairdo and dowdy clothes, too ungainly to fly, but incredibly experienced and intelligent, trustworthy enough as far as presidents go, with a dash of aggression and a no-nonsense can-do attitude.
