Sentence examples for somebody qualified from inspiring English sources

I wasn't a good writer – what I'd done was full of flaws and holes and silliness – but somebody qualified had read my work and thought it had enough merit to deserve close examination.

GQ, 2002 "I'm just an individual who doesn't feel that I need to have somebody qualify my work in any particular way.

And who says it better than David Bowie? "I'm just an individual who doesn't feel that I need to have somebody qualify my work in any particular way.

"When the president nominates an individual... it's going to be somebody highly qualified.

What do I tell them?" WO (4) "I think if somebody has got an issue and it is highlighted they need to go to somebody who is qualified and prepared to accept them and that needs to be resourced rather than just giving it to the Welfare Officer".

A team of princely little conductors finally has somebody more obviously qualified to clash the cymbals at the end of its orchestral embroidering.

But, she continued, if "you want to hire somebody who's qualified and will do a good job, then maybe you should consider me".

The intergalactic gig for which he'd thrown his hat in the ring eventually went to somebody far more qualified: a former military test pilot.

He picks the team on merit and, as long as he picks somebody who is qualified, I have no issue at all".

"I know enough not to do something I used to do for a living when there's somebody else better qualified than me to now do it," he told me last week.

Diversity efforts, he continued, are "an excuse by Democrats, communists and socialists, basically, to say that we're not all created equal, that some people, if somebody is lesser qualified, they will get a job anyway or they'll get into college anyway because of the tribe that they're with, what group, what box they fit into".