Sentence examples for elevated role from inspiring English sources

But here is another what-if to consider as the health care negotiations lurch through what are presumably their final months: What if Hillary Rodham Clinton had stayed in the Senate and been awarded an elevated role in managing the health care bill?

We worked in it, but as writers you aren't ever – you don't have a very elevated role".

It was a baptism of fire for the director general, only five weeks into his elevated role.

(And he has assumed an elevated role in the passing game, too).

All international aid will not be for altruistic reasons, and someone like Bill Clinton being given an elevated role is not necessarily for the better.

At a time when so many of our everyday choices get gussied up in the language of "curation," playlists and d.j.s (particularly celebrity d.j.s) have taken on an elevated role.

Richard Griffiths, who died yesterday, was a marvellous actor, both live and on screen, who had the undeniable quality of elevating roles into an iconic status.

He elevated the role of UN secretary general and affirmed its impartiality in the face of superpowers.

The machinery of recording and duplication steadily elevated the role of musicians during this century until many of them now have reached celebrity status and riches.

Among other things, that decision elevated the role of summary judgment as a tool for minimizing the speech-silencing specter of costly lawsuits by public figures.

As secretary of state, Mrs. Clinton has elevated the role of the Internet and digital technology in American diplomacy.