Sentence examples for poor calibre from inspiring English sources
He often teeters on the edge of disdain — as when he notes the poor calibre of American politicians, or the people's "immense opinion of themselves" — only to find the hospitality of explanation more interesting than the solitude of dismissal.
They warned that such poor remuneration would deter any high calibre candidates from applying for the post.
I always thought too much focus was placed on his putting when it was chipping that was particularly poor (for a player of his calibre).
Kingsley Jones, the club's director of rugby who us being booted upstairs after a poor season, was keen to stress the calibre of the players whom he believes must form the bedrock of the team in years to come.
Suarez then broke through seconds later but sent his finish wide of the target, a poor effort for a player of such high calibre.
Regrettably, geniuses of Edison's calibre are in short supply.
On 12 October, Royal Oak returned to the defences of Scapa Flow in poor shape, battered by North Atlantic storms: many of her Carley floats had been smashed and several of the smaller-calibre guns rendered inoperable through flooding.
Calibre International denies the allegations.
It contained seven.32 calibre automatics.
