Sentence examples for she has considerable from inspiring English sources

She has considerable experience of government.

In his eyes she has considerable sex appeal, which he considers a positive.

"It was a correct decision to lead with Teacher Song," he said, "because she has considerable influence on the world stage.

She is no less fascinated by the lives of others, and yet she has considerable reservations about the perils of attempting to commit them to paper.

Eleanor thinks of this as a good omen for a journey about which she has considerable misgivings, and as she drives on, the little old lady is woven into her fantasies.

Michelle Forbes has perfected a sinister, snake-like swagger, and though there's not much of a clue about what she is or where she's from, she's able to turn Sam into doggy Sam and Merlotte's into a fun-time hangout, so it's obvious that she has considerable power.

At a school not known for its academic excellence, her six good GCSE grades stood out and her form tutor thought she had considerable academic potential.

Ms. Choe, a former member of the City Council here, is the foundation's chief administrative officer, and she had considerable input in the building's design.

It set out to be Lambeth's first use of coordinated metric dimensions, a concept about which she had "considerable reservations", but nonetheless gave "a thorough try".

Another plaintiff, Deborah Gunter, grew upset that she had not been promoted to photo lab or pet department manager even though she said she had considerable experience with photography and pets.

Amid those headline-making moments, here are some things you may have missed: In Gaga's carefully orchestrated opening performance of her new single Applause, she had considerable support in the form of mime-like back-up dancers.