Sentence examples for role points from inspiring English sources

It is toward that larger significance that his narrow institutional role points.

Former boss Gradi, who now heads the club's academy in addition to his director role, points to a goal-scoring performance against AFC Wimbledon on 15 October as a key moment in Powell's fledgling career.

This necessarily means that the majority of platforms do not offer optimal price-performance, reliability and availability in a dedicated and predetermined single-function role, points out IDC's Ahari.

A number of the other key points related to the quality of supervision and a lack of understanding of the requirements of the role (points 1.4, 1.6, and 1.7).

Osborne insisted Britain was taking a leading role, pointing out the country had given nearly £1bn in aid to Syrian refugees.

I like to imagine it as a scene from Lethal Weapon 2 with the Queen in the Danny Glover role, pointing a pearl-handled letter opener at the fat Griffin head and announcing: "It's just been revoked".

That's plenty of time for the host, Alex McLeod, to sink her teeth into her "instigator" role, pointing the "Alex-cam" at her fellow cast mates, egging homeowners on and debriefing the designers about their feelings.

US and Nato sources queried Hammond's description of the American role, pointing out that before the weekend policy announcement, American troops routinely patrolled and shared outposts with small Afghan units.

Lee sought to downplay his individual role, pointing out that celebrities including Jada Pinkett Smith, Will Smith and George Clooney had spoken out against the lack of diversity in Oscar nominations.

I convinced him to create this role, pointing out that Facebook needed to have a Community Engagement strategy and a network of strategic relationships with diverse communities and their leaders.

These differences persisted after controlling for age and self-perceived mood, decreasing by 0.3 (daily activities) or 0.2 (social roles) points out of 5 (p < 0.001), and appear to be clinically significant only between G1 and G3.