Sentence examples for a fine role from inspiring English sources
Morally, he's a good egg and a fine role model – if you're able to ignore the fact he snogged his sister.
Just as South Africa's disgraced captain, Hansie Cronje, had once seemed like a very good thing and a fine role model for young cricketers, so did Butt.
Carla Korbes made a fine role debut as the girl in orange in Miriam Mahdaviani's "Appalachia Waltz," dancing with a pleasing piquancy.
It offered more than a fine role for Eastwood; it was one of the great directorial débuts of the New Hollywood era.
The Sixth Sense (1999, 15, Buena Vista, VHS/Rental, DVD/Retail) One of the two surprise runaway American successes of last year (the other was The Blair Witch Project ) M. Night Shyamalan's occult thriller gives Bruce Willis a fine role as a troubled Philadelphian child psychologist redeeming himself by helping a tormented eight-year-old lad.
Many would regard a lead in Knocked Up as a fine breakthrough role, but she apparently regretted it, later accusing the film of sexism.
He was, at once, a prominent teacher and a fine surgeon two roles he continued to fulfill at the University of Genoa where he became renowned for his impressive research activity.
The actor has built a thick portfolio of fine roles, including his 2006 Oscar nomination for the hip-hop bad boy in "Hustle & Flow".
The relatively weak adult phenotype can be explained if Dpp attenuation of Wg signaling plays a fine-tuning role in a specific developmental time window.
We do find, nonetheless, that these animals have mild metabolic defects, raising the possibility that the regulation of Tsc1/2 by Akt plays a fine-tuning role in organismal metabolism.
Recent experimental works have implicated that microRNAs may play a fine-tuning role in cell cycle regulation.
