Sentence examples for role from which from inspiring English sources

He has largely invented the role from which he now steps down.

It was a role from which he never really escaped, reviving it on the stage and making the 1968 movie.

Putin, a former KGB officer, then stepped into the prime ministerial role, from which he has appeared to take the lead in Russia's ruling tandem, known collectively to wags as either "PutiMed" or "MedvePut".

President of the British Board of Film Classification - the role from which Andreas Whittam Smith resigned this week - is a position which can affect the development of both an art form and a society.

The highly regimented, rule-driven jobs at Wal-Mart were a pale substitute for the independent farmer's role from which the company's Ozark male managers had recently been driven.

Following graduation, he was hired as a bond trader in Chicago, a role from which he was fired three years later.

Swept into power in 1998 on promises to defend the little guy, as he had so often done in the B-movie roles from which his political career was launched, he had ended up not so much protecting the underdog as robbing him.

"Indeed, Bout was eager to be all things for the FARC — a one-stop arms supplier, transporter, military instructor and money launderer — roles from which he expected to reap rich cash dividends," the prosecutors, Anjan Sahni and Brendan R. McGuire, wrote.

On the one hand, identity might involve the internalization of and identification with the sexist gender roles from which, according to Raymond, we need to find transcendence.

Although earlier studies found women to be more empathic than men towards suicidal patients [ 14], these findings could be connected to strong gender-role associations from which conclusions are difficult to draw [ 8].

Naturally, I couldn't help but think of his iconic role in "Cabaret," from which the book gets its title, and its sinister opening line: "Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome......