Sentence examples for reputable role from inspiring English sources
Many have since regretted that their lives were blighted by drink but I prefer to be thankful that their characters remained unsullied by the pride and self-absorption that fame has wrought in other supposedly more reputable role models.
Having built up a reputable role through launching 33 military and civilian missions under the Common Security and Defence Policy (CDSP) over the last decade, the diminished future capability may undermine the EU's effort -- maybe the only player trying to do so -- to coalesce hard and soft power into a single power vector.
The professor, Yochai Benkler, who wrote a widely cited academic article about WikiLeaks and the evolution of watchdog journalism in the Internet era, testified that at the time of Private Manning's leaks the group had established itself as playing a reputable and valuable journalistic role by publishing documents about corporate misconduct and government corruption around the world.
Its juicy list of reputable actors in small roles includes Blair Brown, Matt Dillon, Oliver Platt, Campbell Scott, Marisa Tomei, Melissa Errico and Sandra Bullock.
In these agendas, notably the promotion of war, the Murdoch press often plays a supporting role to the reputable BBC.
While licensees are not necessarily excellent at what they do, a license does guarantee that a licensee has fulfilled the requirements for a given role determined by a reputable authority.
Use a reputable dating site.
Aging Cell has rapidly established itself as a highly respected and reputable journal and has maintained its leadership role in publishing some of the most important and exciting research in this field.
Intimacy with America would come with generous military aid, forgiven debt and a new role for him, that of a reputable statesman.
While reputable zoological societies have long played an important role in rare species breeding and conservation programmes, the same can seldom be said for theme parks that tend towards titillating rather than rehabilitating our disconnected relationship with nature.
