Sentence examples for modern roles from inspiring English sources

It has not helped Labour resolve the contradictions between women's traditional, and modern, roles.

Except what he really wanted to do, what he thought he would be best at, were edgy, modern roles.

It's the modern roles that have been few; after Call the Midwife she returned to the 1950s once more for the Agatha Christie caper, Partners in Crime.

The Lees blend traditional values and rituals with modern roles and responsibilities: they are at turns provincial and worldly, dutiful and irreverent.

Apart from the riches his production provided for the eyes, the other key to the Shaffer brand was that he wrote modern roles allowing great Shakespearean actors to use every note of their vocal instruments.

After achieving fame with modern roles, she has decided to concentrate on roles that are more comfortable for the voice, because of a vocal crisis she went through 3 years ago.

They did so because of an acceptance in principle that guards have a modern role.

But whereas Beveridge extolled women's role as caring mothers, Mr Brown also emphasised their modern role as workers.

Lemann worried about the modern role of dads, citing a Princeton study which argued that there was little evidence that the involvement of fathers in the home had a positive effect "on the well-being of mothers and children".

Technically-minded and possession-orientated, she has adapted the modern role as a defensive midfielder which once was largely focussed on breaking up play, but now is equally concentrated on creativity.

The narrator here takes on what was then a "modern" role as an intrinsic aspect of the narrative; he is at once sardonic and sympathetic, a confidential friend who whispers a word in your ear.