Sentence examples for superb executive from inspiring English sources

Taking his turn on the podium, Mr. Rumsfeld expressed mock indignation at Mr. Cheney's account ("It wasn't like that!"), before waxing eloquent: "A superb executive, a wise counselor, the vice president is a combination of both thinker and doer.

In the interview, Ms. Fiorina praised Mr. Capellas as a "superb executive" and a "team ballplayer," who had consulted with her frequently in the last few weeks about his desire to leave.

"Sean McManus is a superb executive, a great leader and a fierce competitor whose pedigree for excellence in live-event programming is well known," enthused Moonves in a comment on the Web site.

He supported Obama in 2008 but switched to Mitt Romney last year, because, he told me, Romney was a superb chief executive.

"I have worked with Carol for more than 25 years and she is a superb operating executive," Mr. Schmidt said in an e-mail.

Every superb senior corporate executive I have advised has had the same opinion: It takes almost as much effort to get something small done as it does to get something big done.

Bill Reilly was a superb investment partner, a gifted executive and a trusted friend.

But Mr. Bronner praised US Airways' management, led by its chief executive, David Siegal, as "superb".

"Excite is in an operating morass and Patti is a superb operator," said Leo Hindery Jr., former chief executive of Tele-Communications Inc. and its successor, AT&T Broadband.

"Traditional media executives are doing a superb job of milking cash flow out of shrinking businesses, but you can't save your way to prosperity," says Blodget.

Senior executives may see themselves as superb and think that they can succeed in any ventures they undertake.