Sentence examples similar to ideal colleagues from inspiring English sources

Murnane was the ideal colleague, a real "gentleman scholar".

The ideal colleague is a lumbersexual cheapskate who knows a guy.

His forthrightness in all matters made him an ideal colleague; his sincerity and compassion made him a treasured friend.

Mr. Palmer proved an ideal colleague, his elegant phrasing and warmly supple, clear tone complementing the fine playing of the strings in the Mozart.

This made him an ideal colleague for the restless, bombastic Redhead, and later as captain of the small ship that sailed on in Manchester after the paper's remaining big departments moved to London in 1976.

Dryly witty and impeccably polite, Ingham was "an ideal colleague," according to Pichugin.

These events are an ideal avenue for colleagues to get to know more than the work-oriented facet of you.

This was ideal for a colleague's daughter staying in an apartment in Florence; not so good for someone changing cities daily.

"That, plus the fact that the wall is very thin, makes heat transfer to the contents of the jug ideal," added his colleague Patrick Beutler.

Ideal destinations: Hotel, colleague's home or spacious vehicle.

To Stiglitz and his colleagues, an ideal outcome would be a consensus by these international agencies — and, in turn, the world's governments — to start measuring progress through a dashboard with a dozen or so dials, moving the focus away from G.D.P. and onto other aspects of the economy, society and environment.