Sentence examples for give equal roles from inspiring English sources

Wanting to give equal roles to those two champions of his music, Mr. Carter turned "Interventions" into a feisty musical dialogue, with the bustling orchestra trying to maintain a searching and quizzical lyrical line as the piano, demanding attention, keeps intervening.

Piano and cello are given equal roles in the Sonata in A (Op. 69), a break with the 18th-century format of a piano sonata accompanied by an instrumental obbligato.

To say that the ten roles form a gestalt is not to say that all managers give equal attention to each role.

And give equal weight to your emotions.

Give equal attention to all cats.

Research into 500 digital media businesses in Brighton found – surprise surprise – that the companies that gave equal weight to the role of arts graduates and technology graduates were growing three times faster than the ones that didn't, even though the skills of the staff in what the researchers called "superfused" companies were no better than in the "unfused".

Yet have we given equal thought to the important role that our children's career paths can play, not only in their economic futures, but in the economic future of our nation?

They highlight his role as a champion of giving equal status to the issue of mental health alongside physical health in the NHS.

Without diminishing Olmsted's role, Kowsky convincingly argues that Vaux should be given equal credit for the general layout of the grounds.

Morris did criticize the Israeli government for continuing to build on occupied territory, but, especially in his role as pundit and polemicist, he was no longer giving equal weight to two "righteous victims".

I was interested in giving equal space to both partners' voices and I was keen to explore the fallout from reversed gender roles in a marriage where there are children.