Sentence examples for most enduring role from inspiring English sources

But his finest and most enduring role was that of little-boy-lost.

Basinger writes that Power's aspirations toward gravitas were thwarted by the very machine that had made him, which led to what she sees as his most enduring role: the long-suffering hero in that tragedy titled "The Heartless Movie Studio" ("He had signed on with a system that was driven by money").

Ople's most enduring role was his nineteen years as Secretary (later Minister) of Labor and Employment during the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos, when Philippine labor laws were overhauled through the enactment of the Labor Code of the Philippines that he had helped author.

It's a sign of how well Oyelowo's career is going that he can turn down work especially when the black best friend (BBF) is among Hollywood's most enduring roles.

His most enduring screen role, however, remains his role as a runaway jazz musician, alongside Jack Lemmon and Marilyn Monroe, in Billy Wilder's 1959 classic Some Like it Hot.

Some of the Commonwealth's most enduring successes – its role in ending South African apartheid, for example – arose from creating dialogue between countries with different outlooks who nonetheless managed to agree a way forward.

Bergman's official website calls Ilsa her "most famous and enduring role".

Stone's knowledge of the peculiar world of Miami led to what may be his most enduring political legacy — his role in the resolution of the 2000 Presidential election.

By late 2014 — coincidentally the deadline for Britain to end its role in the most enduring projection of 21st-century power in Afghanistan Scotlandnd will conceivably be on the way to dissolving 300 years of union with Britain.

Lom's most-enduring comedic role, however, was that of Charles Dreyfus in the popular Pink Panther series.

We celebrate his role as one of our most enduring founders.