It looks like we have some good candidates, and all of them meet the qualifications we've set and also have good experience.

You go through their bio with a fine-tooth comb, because candidates have a proclivity for overstating their qualifications, especially their education and their war records.

They are more likely to put an emphasis on leadership characteristics and authenticity, favoring candidates who do not look or sound like a politician.

I have no academic qualifications whatsoever.

I told him, 'This stuff better taste better than it looks, and it better look really good,'

[Thomas] had a good meet. He trained well over the break and set some personal records at the New Hampshire meet.