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Mercurial: Sentence Examples, Definition & Synonyms

Sentence Examples for “Mercurial”

Examples from the News for “Mercurial”

“Deep, discipline-focused learning is simply a different goal than being adequately skilled to serve mercurial employers.”

Source: New York Times, May 25, 2018

Impatience drives his best work; the mind that enters ours when we read him is mercurial, impassioned, indignant, hilarious, voluble and always interesting.

Source: The Guardian, May 25, 2018

Examples from Business for “Mercurial”

The mercurial player said he is equipped to deal with it.

Source: Reuters, Jun 2, 2018

The chaos is partly the consequence of President Donald Trump’s mercurialtemperament, and the fact that he is served by advisers who disagree with each other.

Source: Economist, May 30, 2018

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Phlegmatic: Sentence Examples, Definition & Synonyms

Sentence Examples for “Phlegmatic” 

Examples from the News for “Phlegmatic”

Clear, phlegmatic reporting, as in the early days by veteran journalists of note, is sorely needed.

Source: Washington Post, Nov 19, 2017

Even this newspaper’s endorsement of Mr. Dinkins for a second term called him “disengaged,” undisciplined, “slow to react” and “maddeningly phlegmatic.”

Source: New York Times, Nov 9, 2017

Examples from Business for “Phlegmatic”

A phlegmatic Swedish banker, paid to assess political risk and how currencies might move, says he and colleagues rate the chance of rupture at almost zero.

Source: Economist, Jun 8, 2016

Photograph: Sarah Lee for the Guardian Gilmore is phlegmatic about the joys of yacht ownership, remarking that the appeal still escapes him.

Source: The Guardian, Jun 24, 2013

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Indolent: Sentence Examples, Definition & Synonyms

Sentence Examples for “Indolent”

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But in reality it’s an important step towards a time when space travel for your average indolent millionaire will become commonplace.

Source: The Guardian, Feb 9, 2018

He also keeps a sharp lookout for thieves, delinquents and indolent workers.

Source: New York Times, Nov 4, 2017

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Laconic: Sentence Examples, Definition & Synonyms

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Sentence Examples for “Laconic”

Examples from the News for “Laconic”

Wish Trump was less moronic, and more laconic.

Source: New York Times, Apr 9, 2018

At one point during the meeting, Miller heavily criticized Tillerson, drawing a rare rebuke from the laconic secretary of state, who said he deserved respect.

Source: Washington Post May 23, 2018

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The Top Universities of the World – Updated 2017

TOP 10 UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD

Updated: 5/2018

For over 20+ years, I’ve analyzed the many lists and surveys* about the Top Universities in the United States (and quite possibly the “World”).

And in the earlier part of this decade, I wrote one of the most comprehensive posts (on two former employer site’s) examining all the different ranking systems and analyzed how we can determine the answer to the question:

What are the top universities in our world? 

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