Sentence examples for quality roles from inspiring English sources

For the next two years, he played a succession of quality roles in Off-Broadway and Broadway productions.

There have been actresses of this age before her who have hoovered up quality roles like Adams does now, in a way that made their age irrelevant: Julia Roberts, Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett.

Hollywood forces us to choose by only handing out quality roles to a few black actors every other year, and then rewarding the least interesting and most divisive among them.

"There are limited opportunities just because not as many films are being made, and so you combine that with the fact that women have always spoken out about the struggle for good quality roles, and then you add into it that we are a very youth-driven society, and that brings other challenges.

Hearing her complaints about the lack of quality roles for black actresses, Nance suggested she just make her own film.

And the lack there of of quality roles for African-American actors, I look for stuff like that.

There are international players who have been productive (Boris Diaw and Leandro Barbosa), quality role players for playoff teams (Nene and Mickael Pietrus) and full of untapped potential (Rudy Fernandez and Danilo Gallinari).

These to date have continued to play a massive and quality role in the developmental needs of energy for sustainable future.

The Clippers now have a trove of draft picks to dangle in a trade for a superstar like Anthony Davis, they haven't jeopardized their flexible cap position this summer, and they have plenty of quality role players and future picks to help fill out their supporting cast if they land a big name or two come July.

The second is in forming the ideal mix of relations on the team, including: trade-offs between familiarity and quality, role expectations and alignment, and handling role conflict.

Her research led to the conclusion that the source of stress in the majority of entrepreneurs comes from one —or a combination —of the following: role conflict or ambiguity, job versus non-job conflict, concern for quality, role overload, and responsibility pressure.