Sentence examples for role and sphere from inspiring English sources

Sun, moon and stars, often seen in ancient cultures as powerful deities, requiring worship and propitiation, are merely among the things that God creates in Genesis, and God decides their proper role and sphere (1 14-19).

Whatever your role and sphere of influence, don't be a cover band.

Stern predated Tagliabue, becoming N.B.A. commissioner in 1984, and they grew familiar as their roles and spheres of influence overlapped.

This was expressed initially by doctors, clinical nurse specialists and clinical service managers, in the main, centred around concerns of encroachment of work roles and spheres of influence.

Yet, what is clear from the last 20 years or so is that parliament has steadily withdrawn from its role in the sphere of education, as the decisions have become more and more detailed and technical.

Cultural background plays a significant role in the sphere of visual art.

Since gender differences play a significant role in the sphere of somatoform disorders (the majority of patients are female [ 13]), we carried out our examinations stratified by gender to find out whether identical or different factors mediate between bereavement and somatic symptoms among men and women.

Before the hospital-initiated improvement efforts, different actors assumed their roles and responsibilities based on spheres of expertise.

So the first job of the panel, a working group of a permanent advisory body made up of NIH institute directors and prominent outsiders, will be to identify the connection between precollege activities and strengthening the pipeline and then define NIH's role in both spheres.

In what ways have they challenged their gender roles and status within the domestic sphere?

The inclusion of the elderly in a continuing education system can have a number of positive effects, including nurturing self-development and allowing them to meet personal goals, preparing them to play an active role in various spheres of social life, preventing feelings of isolation and marginalization, and introducing them to changes in science, technology, and society.