Sentence examples for more competent of from inspiring English sources

In the famous "Devil Wears Prada" scene, Miranda Priestly cryptically demands to her assistants, "Get me Demarchelier!" Within seconds, the more competent of two proves her worth by yelling out: "I've got Patrick!" Yes, Patrick Demarchelier is that much of an style stalwart that knowing his name is knowing the fashion industry itself.

Accounts of this sort gave the impression, outside North Korea, that Kim Jong Il was no more competent to take charge of his homeland than Hugh Hefner.

Walter Reed saluted Carter when he said, "I know of no one more competent to pass judgment on all that pertains to the subject of yellow fever.

"But on the question of who is more competent to manage the economy, nothing has changed".

"I have a sense that she's one of the more competent members of the current administration, and it would be interesting to speculate about how she might to perform were she to be president".

Cheney says it's interesting to speculate about and that she "seems to be one of the more competent members of the current administration".

Under the far more competent eye of Emily Bell, the Guardian's director of digital content, it went on to collect a string of awards and become Britain's most popular newspaper website, now visited by more than 30 million people a month.

"Acknowledge them, learn from them, and become more competent because of them".

With the public as shareholder, the present Qantas management would be replaced with a more competent group of people.

On education: "People think they can all be pop stars, high court judges, brilliant TV personalities or infinitely more competent heads of state without ever putting in the necessary work or having natural ability.

For Mitt Romney, too much time spent attacking Mr Obama for being weak on defence means less time spent hammering home his much more central message that he would be a far more competent manager of the economy.