Sentence examples for he feels qualified from inspiring English sources

And he feels qualified to tell us that John Kerry won't do whatever it takes to defend America?" While Mr. Kerry and Mr. Cheney went after each other with a vigor that made it hard to believe Election Day was still 27 weeks away, the president sought to sail above it all, a course that Mr. Bush's aides said they hoped he would take frequently, with Mr. Cheney's help.

Frustration with the George Bush administration and its foreign policy had an impact on the record with Rhys claiming that he feels qualified to address the subject as United States foreign policy "effectively decides what the foreign policy is in the UK".

"Let me see -- Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, The Who and just on and on," Simmons said, listing name he feels qualify as legends.

Foxx replied that he felt qualified for the role, having grown up in "racially charged" Texas.

He read "Lord Jim", the J. Conrad novel 52 times before he felt qualified to film it.

He told the PAC that having previously worked as an investigative journalist at the BBC on a film about failed US energy company Enron, he "felt qualified to draw this comparison".

Hess, not directly engaged in either of these endeavours, though he felt qualified to do so, became increasingly sidelined from the affairs of the nation and from Hitler's attention; Bormann had successfully supplanted Hess in many of his duties and usurped his position at Hitler's side.

Does she feel qualified to do so?

As a survivor of 58 years of marriage, 5 children and 14 grandchildren, she said she felt qualified to dole out a little advice.

"The problem is we don't have anyone who feels qualified to teach it".

As co-producer of the TV satire Veep, as well as being a political journalist, Rich feels qualified to judge.