Sentence examples for the ideal background from inspiring English sources
Is that the ideal background for a campaign against more regulation?
But like Mr. Koch-Weser he has also spent much of his career overseeing development and aid programs, suggesting that he does not have the ideal background to counter some of the criticisms aimed at his fellow German.
But who? Janet Napolitano, the former governor, attorney general, and U.S. Attorney of Arizona, and the recently installed Secretary of Homeland Security, would seem to have the ideal background if Obama decides to go the non-judge route.
The battle for the English throne between Matilda and her cousin Stephen between 1135 and 1154 – 18 years of unrest "while God and his angels slept" – seemed bleak for fiction, until Ellis Peters (one of four pen names used by Edith Pargeter for her novels; she also translated Czech literature) recognised that the pervasive uncertainty and unrest were the ideal background for mystery novels.
In fact it was a small, determined step towards the Good Friday agreement 13 years later.A mislaid overcoatHe had the ideal background for conciliation, with a Catholic father from the South and a Protestant mother from the North (though it was she who taught him his catechism, forbearing only to instruct him how to sign himself at the gospel).
Poraz has the ideal background, it seems – he's a software developer and a one-time producer/DJ who ran what he describes as a tiny independent record label.
That is precisely what Babel-dwellers love about the place; the hubbub, to a Londoner as to a New Yorker, is a mark of the cosmopolitan experience — ideal background noise, for the beat of a tolerant heart.
Martin Cooper of The Daily Telegraph noted: "The white walls of Orford Church furnished an ideal background to the gay colours of Ceri Richards's costumes and the fantastic head-dresses of the animals.
One of Pierre's ongoing preoccupations is drawing cartoons, an ideal background for the creator of the foulmouthed but subtle-minded Vernon, whose vision of the adult world that surrounds him is savagely satiric: "This is how I'm being grown up, this is my fucken struggle for learnings and glory.
Chemical engineering provides an ideal background for the economic evaluation of new projects and, in the plant construction sector, for marketing.
He is the biographer of the Byronic adventurer Edward Trelawny, and author of a forthcoming book on the 19th-century Royal Navy, which gives him an ideal background for writing about Scott, the naval officer who, if not a Byronic figure, filled the Edwardians' more buttoned-up requirements for a hero.
