Sentence examples for outstanding jurist from inspiring English sources

Judge Milton was a generous colleague and an outstanding jurist, and he will be greatly missed.

At his confirmation hearing, this outstanding jurist put his philosophy this way: "Judges are like umpires.

An outstanding jurist, Andrew Inglis Clark, led a cadre of youngish men inspired by the day's positive liberalism to help establish the University of Tasmania (1890) and otherwise enrich cultural affairs.

Garland is, to borrow the terms Obama used last week in describing his nominee, an "outstanding jurist" with "impeccable legal credentials, who, by historical standards, would not even be questioned as qualified for the Court".

By the end of his life, Hand would be considered an outstanding jurist, especially revered for his rulings on patents and intellectual property.

"Virtually anybody will tell you that the court was much stronger when judges were elected," he said, mentioning Benjamin N. Cardozo and Irving Lehman as outstanding jurists.

Three preliminary points: One, there are many outstanding jurists.

Judge Hudson, answering diplomacy with more of the same, said, "I respectfully disagree with Mr. Justice Whelan, though it is outstanding writing by a great jurist".

Mr. Boyers "is a highly respected former jurist with outstanding credentials," Mr. Bookstaver said.

Prominent local lawyer and jurist.

American jurist and Supreme Court justice (1853 61).