Sentence examples for fitting role of from inspiring English sources

Phillips also takes a dim view of women in the public sphere, saying it is not "the ordinary and fitting role of women to work alongside men as their functional equals" outside the home in business, government and the military.

Today Venice is recognized as part of the artistic and architectural patrimony of all humanity, a fitting role for a city whose thousand-year economic and political independence was sustained by its role in global trading.

It's a fitting role for writers.

It was a fitting role for a man who had been educated at the best preparatory schools, and Yale University, where he was a member of an exclusive secret society.

There's an awful lot of skills involved, which I love, but at the end of the day you go home". It's a fitting role as tens of millions of Epcot visitors have done just that with Greenaway's music fresh in their minds.

But to be fitting role models, he argued, both countries had to do their best to ensure that the "title deeds of freedom" were strongly safeguarded within their own boundaries.

Here he plays the sheriff of a small town on the Mexico border, an ill-fitting role.

Joseph Pariso brought a robust voice and fitting pomp to the role of the Count.

Blackwell, with those reassuring rural features and a hay-tosser's biceps, assumed the role of fitting responsibility to complement his potent aggression.

We met on the Fourth of July — a fitting moment to discuss the role of the United States in the world and in their lives.

And second, the account is semantically unstable, since as Dowe asserts quasi-causation plays the same role as causation for explanation, decision theory and inference, that relation is a better deserver of the role of best fitting causation's connotations than Salmon-Dowe's 'genuine causation' (Dowe 2000, p. 296, n. 13; 2001, pp. 811-2).