Sentence examples for demands of the role from inspiring English sources
The demands of the role are very different.
He looked out of sorts and somewhat uncomfortable beyond the demands of the role.
The vocal demands of the role in "Götterdämmerung," the concluding opera, are daunting enough.
The late Ray Anderson is another example of a CEO with imagination beyond the usual demands of the role.
High-stakes Ofsted inspections, football manager syndrome and the growing demands of the role are all conspiring to deter potential candidates.
Even in 1978, he had pulled out of Bob Fosse's film of All That Jazz, because of his inability to cope with the physical demands of the role.
The results clearly indicate that the demands on the role of the midwife varies by province and that job role descriptions could be usefully adjusted to take account of these variations.
Lois doesn't have time to go beyond the basic demands of the roles expected of mothers – cleaning clothes, scrabbling together lunch – since she's keeping up a low-level service job in a drugstore.
Work-to-family conflict occurs when efforts to fulfill the demands of the employee role interfere with the ability to fulfill the demands of the roles of spouse, parent, or care provider (14).
He was also critical of her reinterpretation of Lady Macbeth in 1955, saying that her performance was insubstantial and lacked the necessary fury demanded of the role.
Nevertheless, its depiction of the relationship between Sir (Ken Stott, fulfilling every demand of the role) and dresser Norman (Reese Shearsmith, whose thesping wiles are super) is rich with the never-changing give-and-take between the powerful and the less powerful attempting to assert some power in any way they can.
