Sentence examples for finest leader from inspiring English sources

At the end of a winter beset with public brawls over which team "owned" him, Wills moved to Geelong for the remainder of his career, prompting Bell's Life in Victoria to report that Melbourne had lost "the finest leader of men on the football field".

Many of this nation's finest leaders have been extroverts — but plenty have not.

She gave me a succinct statement about Healy: "She was one of the finest leaders the Red Cross has ever had".

Republican officials were staggered by the voters' decision because, historically, reality shows have been a reliable proving ground for the nation's finest leaders.

"Mike is inarguably one of the finest leaders the Army has ever produced," James (Spider) Marks, a retired major general, told me.

One reason for that is a lack of credible alternatives but Swann believes not even one of England's finest leaders would have been able to alter the course of the 2013-14 series.

Some of the community's finest leaders are not religious at all but express their Judaism through political, social, and/or cultural activities.

Its boss, Mario Draghi, should make a fine leader of the European Central Bank.

But others said he was a fine leader they would follow anywhere.

Laurie Brown, president of the Choral Arts Society, said: "He's a brilliant musician and a fine leader.

The current Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle of South Dakota, said today, "The Senate never had a finer leader".