Sentence examples for invented role from inspiring English sources

Pornography became an outlet for assuming an invented role.

Holbrooke, the veteran of the Balkan peace, had for two years held the thankless, newly invented role of the administration's special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The stand-out, however, is Ms. Long, who brings an authentic (and appropriate) touch of Broadway brass to the newly invented role of a jaded promoter.

We invented roles for her in our games: captor, hostage, aunt.

The great irony of "Blood Will Out" and of Kirn's relationship with Clark is that the con man was doing something similar to Kirn and to all the people he met in his many invented roles: as "Christopher Chichester," "C.

Either way, it remains puzzling that a man of the theatre so used to inventing roles finds it temperamentally difficult to pull on a mask and strut his real-life stuff.

A notoriously brash character and tough negotiator, Klein invented the role of business manager but his stance as the outsider siding with the artists, the enemy of the record companies, would have had a lot more credence if he hadn't succeeded in negotiating excellent, many would say extortionate, terms when he parted company with his clients.

Its creator, Jay Tarses, invented a role for Mr. Glover just so he could use his Baltimore accent.

He invented two role models for himself.

Unitas invented the role of the modern quarterback, football's marquee position.

(Strong, who for all intents and purposes invented the role of Federal Reserve chairman, died in 1928).