a political lightweight造句

• His steady administration did much to dispel his reputation as a political lightweight.
• His detractors accuse him of seeking the limelight and being a political lightweight.
• On other issues, Chirac said the EU must overcome its image as a political lightweight.
• Pickering heaped praise on Pastrana, who is often portrayed by his opponents as a political lightweight.
• Prime Minister Shimon Peres'campaign has tried to portray Netanyahu, 46, as a political lightweight who lacks experience.
• He is widely perceived as a political lightweight, nicknamed " kortbroek " _ or short pants _ in Afrikaans.
• Van Schalkwyk is widely perceived as a political lightweight, nicknamed " kortbroek " _ or short pants _ in Afrikaans.
• The other says George W . Bush is a political lightweight whose policies would be a boon for the very rich.
• An aeronautical engineer who served as Suharto's minister of research and technology, Habibie was perceived by many people as a political lightweight.
• The French president also discussed problems of the European Union, suggesting ways for the EU to overcome its image as a political lightweight.
• But his critics see a political lightweight trying to cash in on his dad's reputation and connections-- at the expense of more deserving candidates.
• When a ministry for the coordination of defence was finally created under a political lightweight, Sir Thomas Inskip, he regarded it as a joke.
• Many said they feared he was a political lightweight who would weaken the Commission, which proposes EU legislation and handles the EU's day-to-day activities.
• So the Democrats are more or less cooling their heels, placed in check by a fellow who was initially viewed, at best, as a political lightweight.
• Santana Lopes has responded to criticism that he is a political lightweight untested in economic affairs by appointing seasoned business leaders and veteran politicians to his Cabinet.
• Pingree supporters say Collins is a political lightweight, failing to meet the stature standards set by Mitchell, former senator Margaret Chase Smith, or current senior Senator Olympia Snowe.
• The Indiana Republican appealed to an enthusiastic core of conservatives, particularly those who identified with the Christian Right, but faced the difficult task of remaking his image of a political lightweight.
• Just four years ago, when Santer was appointed, Britain seemed intent on imposing a political lightweight in Brussels because it saw such an appointment as one guarantee against strong moves toward European federalism.