Sentence examples for remarkable leaders from inspiring English sources

Remarkable leaders are becoming almost commonplace nowadays.

The New Yorker, April 9 , 1990P. 29 Remarkable leaders are becoming almost commonplace nowadays.

By Suzannah Lessard The New Yorker, April 9 , 1990P. 29 Remarkable leaders are becoming almost commonplace nowadays.

It is, however, hard to fathom how a party with such a long line of remarkable leaders has ended up having to choose between these particular alternatives.

Writer accompanies a relative to a conference of a self-help group of bereaved parents--people grieving for a son or a daughter… Remarkable leaders are becoming almost commonplace nowadays.

He adds that, while "like all remarkable leaders, she had a great egotism," she was "not at all touchy, or even anxious, about what history might say about her".

Trump was, he said, "a remarkable leader".

What he found in the soul of a career K.G.B. officer was "a remarkable leader".

"Cardinal Martini is not a crowd-pleaser like Wojtyla, but he is a remarkable leader".

Mr. Stewart was a remarkable leader and friend who will be missed by the entire Cornell community.

We have lost a true friend, a wonderful colleague, and a remarkable leader.