Sentence examples for ideal leader from inspiring English sources

Spriggle said Hathaway was an ideal leader as an academic.

In his book "Straw," Strawberry said Johnson was an ideal leader for a young team.

An ideal leader would combine her principles with Mr Schröder's slickness.

The ideal leader in this mental system is free from moral anxiety but full of passionate intensity.

"Something that made Bud such an ideal leader in prison was his tunnel vision," McCain told me later.

The classic example here is Henry Ford, who was an ideal leader when the crucial competitive issue was efficiency.

Having kissed Sven goodbye it sounds like the world's oldest League club might have finally found the ideal leader.

We're missing someone to lead but, at the same time, we shouldn't depend on finding an ideal leader too much.

Trollope's ideal leaders are not glamorous celebrities of the sort we have come to long for since J.F.K.

It was like waking up to hear Pete Doherty and Kate Moss denouncing the hedonism of the Noughties and claiming they were the ideal leaders of a New Puritanism.

Which is why it should not be assumed that heroes like Lech Walesa and Vaclav Havel are ideal leaders for post-revolution Eastern Europe.Too many twentieth-century failures spring to mind.