Sentence examples for dynamic father from inspiring English sources

A frail and seemingly unambitious youth, William was dismissed by his strong and dynamic father as incompetent to run the family business.

Mae's beloved husband of fifty years, loving and magnificent father of Lori and Susan, dynamic father - in - law of William Abramson and Raymond McDaniel, and amazing grandfather to Jake, David, Jade and Mia.

Coming from the Dinka tribe of southern Sudan, whose people rank among the tallest in the world, and guided by their dynamic father Aldo (a former government minister from the Christian south who was jailed by a new hardline regime), the nine Deng children fled to Egypt in the early 90s with their mother.

The dynamic father-and son duo from Boston -- Joe, eminence grise at the New England Conservatory of Music and guru of microtonal theory, and Mat, demonic violinist with a vibrato as wide as a barn door -- bring their friends onstage all weekend for conceptual, from-the-ground-up improvising.

For this dynamic father-son pair, some of the only instances they have time to catch up and grill each other about their busy lives is in between their globe trotting DJ sets, just like the occasion in which we were able to lock them down for this rare BFFs episode amidst their off-the-chain set deep in the woods at Michigan's Electric Forest.

The whole dynamic between father and daughter was exact.

People also understood that the sports dynamic of father and son is so emotionally charged that Bernie might as well go; his head wouldn't be in the game anyway.

For all her scrappy, independent ways, she has a soft spot for patriarchal figures and an innate understanding of the volatile dynamic between fathers and daughters.

Jagdish Bhagwati, a Columbia professor and leading Indian economist, introduced historian Ramachandra Guha of the London School of Economics, who went on to detail a complicated yet complementary relationship between two of India's dynamic founding fathers.

Whereas "The Kite Runner" focused on the dynamic between fathers and sons, and "Splendid Suns" on that between mothers and daughters, this novel tells its story through the prism of sibling relationships — a theme refracted through the lives of several pairs of brothers and sisters.

In 1896, a dynamic young priest — Father Pasquale de Nisco — took over at Our Lady of Mount Carmel.