Sentence examples for conceived role from inspiring English sources

An often bare-chested Nick Hendrix brings sweetness to that blandly conceived role.

While no one else in the cast reaches that level (and who could?), there are sharply etched characterizations from Walter Charles as the villainous and (literally) self-flagellating Judge Turpin, Mary Beth Peil as the demented beggar woman and especially Mark Price, who brings a feral sharpness to the sentimentally conceived role of the simple-minded lad whom Mrs. Lovett befriends.

In the early postwar years CASA turned to the development of propeller-driven transport aircraft, among them the C-201 twin-engine light transport (first flown in 1949) and the heavier C-207 (1955); the latter was never used in its originally conceived role as a passenger aircraft but instead was a military troop and cargo transport.

Calbindin D could also play its traditionally conceived role as a calcium chaperone protein to facilitate the transfer of calcium through the cytosol [ 32] and perhaps delivery of Ca++ to the basolateral ATP-dependent calcium pump for extrusion out of the enterocyte [ 33].

The younger men in the cast -- including Michael Rosenbaum, as Johnny's younger brother, Danny, a would-be hustler, and Rick Schroeder as a rival nine-ball master -- know better than to try to compete with the veterans, who attack their meagerly conceived roles with admirable intensity.

LOS ANGELES — In the glory days of the 1990s, Ben Affleck and his friend Matt Damon, a couple of struggling actors, startled Hollywood by writing brilliantly conceived roles for themselves into a screenplay called "Good Will Hunting," and picking up an Oscar for their effort.

Berlioz conceived the role of Cassandra for a mezzo-soprano, but that has not stopped sopranos from singing it.

It may be that Sorrentino originally conceived this role for his usual leading man, the Italian star Toni Servillo.

But he abandoned all sense of the doable when he conceived the role of the brash nature boy, Siegfried, the son of the demigods Siegmund and Sieglinde.

"It's like seeing her for the first time," said Nancy Meyers, a friend, who not only wrote and directed the film but conceived the role with her in mind.

Mr. Marsalis, who has been recovering from a lip injury, didn't touch the trumpet during his new commission (because he conceived his role as conductor only, according to Jazz at Lincoln Center).