Sentence examples for remarkable servant from inspiring English sources

The White House on Thursday declined to respond to criticism of Mr. Hagel, but the press secretary, Jay Carney, described him as "a remarkable servant to this country".

"He's been a remarkable servant for the club during his time here - he is one of ours, he's come through the system.

But in a sense like the Cinderella character, she experienced a dramatic personal and spiritual transformation, changing from a hard core trouble-maker to the remarkable servant-saint she was when I met her.

He compared Michael Flynn, the incoming National Security Advisor, unfavorably to some of the "remarkable servants" who have held the position in previous Republican administrations. .

He will be missed as a remarkable public servant and trusted colleague.

A veteran Times reporter examines the career of a little-known but remarkable public servant.

The Queen is master of her public role and inept at her private one; Gordon Brown is a remarkable public servant who can't relate well to the public; and, perhaps most tragic of all, Nixon is intelligent enough to acknowledge his limitations but not smart enough to do anything about them.

Inspired by the life of the Victorian-era photographer Julia Margaret Cameron, this novel revolves around Annie, a remarkable Irish servant who becomes the prize in a tug of war between a lonely couple -- a childless photographer and her sickly husband -- who compete for her loyalty.

Joe Dear turned out to be a remarkable public servant.

That is unfortunate, because Wallace was a remarkable public servant -- a visionary on both domestic and foreign policy.

"He's a remarkable public servant with a terrific mix of strength, determination and grace," she told HuffPost.