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Our confidence is well founded. Our conviction is based on the intellect and vision of a great patriot and statesman;

The wise fools despise opinion, But still get their respect and pride, which is a contradiction caused by self flattery. — Halifax famous British statesman contempt.

Machiavelli was an author and a statesman. He was called "Father of political science" in the West. Prince and Discourses are two representative works of him.

Over the past few months, while much of the world has been watching Tony Blair the world statesman, I've been thinking about Tony Blair the young rock-concert promoter.

From Antwerp he wrote that the religious paintings of Rubens are “theatrical…But what he can do is paint a queen, a statesman, well analysed, just as they are.

The statesman is respected by people.

He was a famous upright statesman.

As his opponents have been sulking, Mr Erdogan has been playing the statesman.

But in the years since his retirement, Mandela has established himself as the African continent's foremost elder statesman as well.

Blair may have been acutely conscious that London was Washington's junior partner, but he, not Bush, acted the part of elder statesman.

Charles DE Gaulle is not only a great statesman, diplomat and strategist in the history of France, but also an outstanding diplomat and strategist in the word history of diplomacy.

That political statesman is full of ambition.

In many ways, message oriented middleware can be considered an elder-statesman of interoperability.

Now he is primarily a mentor to Mr Goldner, as well as the custodian of the firm's culture and an elder statesman who is leading the effort to tackle two of the toy industry's most pressing problems.

He will go down in history as a great statesman.

The Eastern Han Dynasty statesman, military strategist and poet, the reunification of the north, "With the Emperor as leaders to make" (Feng-chen is not to make), the army horse life.

Demosthenes, Athenian statesman who laboured to improve his skills at oratory, would repeat to himself any lengthy speech he heard, revising and embellishing it.