Sentence examples for sterling qualifications from inspiring English sources
Despite his sterling qualifications, he immediately began worrying about what his colleagues -- his white colleagues -- really thought of him.
Although the priest has what sound like sterling qualifications (including a diploma in exorcism and hands-on experience in "the pursuit and extermination of heresy, witchcraft and apostasy"), he's also a bit of a maverick, aiding children orphaned by the Inquisition and dipping into church revenues to build an infirmary for lepers ("for which We rebuke you but mildly").
The lineup of women mentioned above have sterling qualifications.
Attorney General Eric Holder, who would have been Adegbile's boss at DOJ, said senators had set a "very dangerous precedent" with the vote, which could allow for lawyers to "have their otherwise sterling qualifications denigrated based solely on the clients that their organizations represent".
The commentary on change and tradition is double-edged: the village loses something because of its doctor's less-than-sterling qualifications, but it also gains something from his old-fashioned personal touch and his willingness to listen.
A longtime central banker with sterling qualifications, Mr. Draghi has been put forward as a front-runner to succeed Jean-Claude Trichet after he steps down as president of the central bank in October.
"There's no question that, in terms of getting up, going to the office, and basically performing the essential functions of the office, a man who's been governor and had a sterling business career crosses the qualification threshold," Mr. Clinton said.
The report adds to the mix an acknowledgment that audit and risk committee members have greater responsibilities and demands than their peers on many other committees do, as well as the indirect suggestion that the qualifications for committee membership must be particularly sterling.
For the modern lover, "maturity" isn't a depressing signal of impending decrepitude but a sterling achievement, the sine qua non of a lover's qualifications to love and be loved.
Hodgson used Sterling at the point of the midfield diamond in the opening Euro 2016 qualification win in Switzerland - with Arsenal's Jack Wilshere at the base - so there are plenty of formats for him to work with.
