Sentence examples for choosing a role from inspiring English sources
But the selection committee is not choosing a role model for the kids or someone to ride the express elevator to heaven; it seeks a person who will excel at a particular job.
"I always start with the script when choosing a role, and I really thought this was a good project.
But after this movie, in choosing a role, I gave serious consideration to what women in the audience would think about my character.
According to Teng, the Miss Canada competition is about choosing a role model to represent Canada rather than choosing a supermodel, unlike the Miss Universe pageant.
Mind you, I don't have such a judgment of other women who choose full-time work for any reason; perhaps it was because I was so ambivalent about having my own children for so long that choosing a role as primary caregiver would convince others and myself that I was invested.
The goal of choosing a role model is to motivate you to become a better person.
"We all choose a role which we assign to ourselves," the self-appointed Enrico says.
The static effort does yield a few curiously offbeat moments, leaving the impression that Ms. Bareilles could shine if she chose a role of flawed eccentricity.
But the first rule of political theatre is never to choose a role that makes you feel uncomfortable, and Cockerell agrees with Mludzinski on this point: Cameron demonstrated his competence in bottle-feeding a lamb.
'Having become too expensive for the French cinema, Binoche has taken 10 years to relaunch her career.' Before appearing in Olivier Dahan's La Vie en Rose (known in France as La Môme) Cotillard famously announced: 'I chose a role, not a statuette,' and she frequently tells interviewers she has no interest in prestige, and no kind of 'Anglo-Saxon ambition'.
When the makers of "The Deer Hunter" asked him during auditions to choose a role he would like to play, Mr. Walken said he thought he could handle one of the small roles — not Nick, the part that would bring his Oscar.
