Sentence examples for stellar approval from inspiring English sources

Even with an unemployment rate of close to eight per cent and a not too stellar approval rating, the President was able to squeak home.

But a Republican governor's stellar approval ratings in a solidly Republican state tells us less about that governor's political talent than the approval ratings of a governor who represents a competitive state, or a state that typically votes for the opposing political party.

Like most of Donald Trump's cabinet appointees, Perry and Pruitt come to their new positions with less-than-stellar approval ratings, and large, vocal opposition parties behind them. .

WWE Raw has been the Chris Jericho and Kevin Owens show in 2016, with the pair of stellar heels constantly earning more fan approval than top babyfaces like Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar.

Prop 35 won a landslide victory, with a whopping 81percentt approval rating, including a stellar endorsement from the San Francisco Chronicle, which praised the Internet provision.

In Indiana, Pence was faced with a tough reelection, and his job approval rating is far from stellar.

Black Panther is continuing a stellar awards season by celebrating a parental seal of approval from Common Sense Media.

Scott's approval ratings in Florida are far from stellar.

The letter also asserted that Stellar Devices was working with Minnesota Eye Consultants, in Minneapolis, to obtain "F.D.A. compassionate approval for a patient with aniridia," and ordered  the doctor to remove "any and all defamatory content" about Brightocular.

His approval ratings hover around 70%: down from their peak, but still impressively stellar.

President Obama's approval rating is up to 50percentt for the first time in two years after a stellar period of national reconciliation and the safeguarding of Obamacare, his signature, and truly momentous, achievement.