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Meanings of statesman in English
Usage of statesman in English
1
Fortunately in President Li Yuan-hung China had a cool and dispassionate statesman.
2
He left in Oxenstierna the greatest statesman and diplomatist of the age.
3
An American statesman said of him, in a eulogy delivered in Boston:
4
All the advantage was with the statesman and not with the Prince.
5
The people had triumphed, and Danton was the statesman of the people.
6
And the words also of the frontier statesman already mentioned, the Hon.
7
Sir Stamford Raffles governed Java in the spirit of a Christian statesman.
8
As was the statesman, such was the kinsman and such the lover.
9
With this statesman Metternich had the pleasantest relations, both social and diplomatic.
10
He should consider his own record as armchair general and amateur statesman.
11
Pitt was a drunkard-andPitt was the most remarkable statesman in England.
12
Curzon, the famous British statesman, after a visit in the early nineties.
13
The Cardinal was a mere intriguer, and in no sense a statesman.
14
My visit to Thiers; his relations to France as historian and statesman.
15
As a statesman, he was unrivalled in the profundity of his knowledge.
16
The material was thrown together by an overworked statesman and lacks proportion.
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Statesman across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common