Sentence examples for role adopted from inspiring English sources

Crucial, will be the role adopted by the army.

In the Amores he is outrageous and amusing in the role adopted from Propertius, his Corinna being probably a fiction.

What determines the role adopted by each sex, Dr Szekely contends, is the ratio of males to females.

"In recruiting the next HMCI, I am not seeking what one committee member described as a 'crusader' during the hearing," Morgan wrote, an apparent reference to the high profile role adopted by the current chief inspector, Sir Michael Wilshaw.

This may depend on the amount of training received by the health professional, the working environment and the role adopted by the health care worker [ 22].

The 'online' policing role adopted by facilitators was characterised by two aspects: checking the acceptability of the postings; and a more over-arching aim to promote responsible citizenship.

The institutional discourse elicited from the positions and roles adopted in the relationships between interlocutors and test takers suggests that an IELTS OPI consisting of paired test takers may approximate to 'real-life' conversation better.

This finding probably reflects different roles adopted by males and females once families are established.

Interestingly, after 30 years of age, but not in younger age groups, the seroprevalence is two times higher for men than for women, suggesting a link with different social roles adopted by men and women once families are established.

Ms. Hyltin, who can be so bubbly in other roles, adopts a more authoritative version of sweetness as Sugarplum, and though she didn't light up the stage on her entrances, she kept rising with the role.

Whilst participants were reflective about role, they recognised the impact of change and brought that recognition to the role they adopted.