elder statesman

Maybe he needs to sound more like an elder statesman.

I think he's going for a kind of elder statesman look.

And at 51 years old, he has been described as an elder statesman.

You honor him as an elder statesman of the game.

"Without asking for the role, he was our elder statesman."

Can you talk about being one of the elder statesmen on the ship?

He would be a perfect elder statesman, if only his son's generation wanted one.

Some are today among the elder statesmen of Japanese politics.

It has taken no time at all for these new faces to turn into elder statesmen.

One elder statesman said he had found indications of trouble.

Even the elder statesman among managers is not certain of his status.

The Jewish community has lost one of its grand elder statesmen.

He was an elder statesman and great spirit of American musical performance.

He was a respected elder statesman of the club until his death in 2002.

"Just trying to do good," Franco said of his role as elder statesman.

But the party's elder statesman had already chosen a running mate.

The Times simply treated him as a thoughtful elder statesman.

"White people regard me as an elder statesman," he said.

He continued to be a prominent elder statesman until his death in July 1976.

At 38, as one of the league's elder statesmen and most respected players.

In recent years he was an elder statesman and patron to a new group of politicians.

Shepard was too much the elder statesman for his taste.

I think of myself now as a rookie elder statesman."

"But you said there was a connection," Insisted the elder statesman.

She is the elder statesman on a team whose average age is 25.