Significados de mere politician en inglés

As a mere politician, he may be judged to have over-reached himself.

Thus he never remained a mere politician like Pitt or Palmerston.

In a mere politician, all this might have been questioned.

The mere politician, equally with the pious man, ought to respect and cherish them.

In general, the head of a department of the executive government is a mere politician.

His adherents called him an inspired statesman; his enemies set him down a mere politician.

We are assured that the same habit distinguishes the statesman from the party man, or mere politician.

A creative artist is no more a mere musician than a great statesman is a mere politician.

One amusing moment came when Andrews said that David Trimble had metamorphosed from a mere politician into a statesman.

In this critical moment Lincoln exhibited a generosity and a sagacity above the range of the mere politician's vision.

She heard it said of him, that the courted discarder of the sex, hitherto a mere politician, was wonderfully humanized.

It is indeed, high time that they felt the pulse of life that beats in the real statesman, as distinct from mere politician.

Although his opposition was unavailing, yet it clearly showed that the integrity of the man was superior to the policy of the mere politician.

That is not a fair question to ask any man, for an affirmative makes a prig of him and a negative a mere politician.

Get into hated England with the least possible fighting, risk, or loss, said the mere politician, Philip, and then crush Drake if he annoys you.

All of us dream of being statesmen rather than mere politicians.