Sentence examples for veritable boy from inspiring English sources

And he proved to be a veritable boy scout of patients: prompt, cheerful, witty, trustworthy and kind.

In these opening scenes, Frank (Jalil Lespert), the pride of his blue-collar family, is a veritable Boy Scout: a little overconfident perhaps but also a model son and, once he lands a job in the factory's human resources division, a dutiful, enthusiastic employee bursting with new ideas.

The doctor reported back to his bosses with not only a clean bill of health but with a veritable boy crush.

Now he's a veritable poster boy for hyperbole and hypocrisy, his record and words generating fresh headlines almost daily.

Why isn't his advice inherently suspect given how he is a veritable poster boy for the Wall Street culture that Obama called a "house of cards" and a "Ponzi scheme" in which "a relatively few do spectacularly well while the middle class loses ground"?

During the past years, I have been the veritable poster boy for the "Lazarus Syndrome", the term used by medical and psychosocial experts to identify the new challenges facing the longer survivor.

With the number of women presidents, faculty and doctoral students all on the rise, the academic world seems to be dismantling what was once seen as a veritable old-boy network.

The back of the store was very clearly boy's territory, a veritable plastic war zone.

49 (87) Russell Tovey Actor The former History Boy has become the veritable face of BBC 3 recently, thanks to the successes of supernatural series Being Human and relationship comedy-drama Him & Her.

This is a clue to the special place that Fry holds in British life: he is — writ large, very large, projected, in fact, on to a veritable Imax screen — a great big brilliant boy, still, at 53, with his hobbies and his obsessions and his arcane facts, somehow precocious: clever, naughty, kind.

Ten years later I had the same experience with Beastie Boys, only this time I was 13 and three-quarters: a veritable Adrian Mole returning from a school exchange (and my first kiss) in France.