Sentence examples for role represents from inspiring English sources

The United States Supreme Court's role represents a different set of problems for Mr. Gore.

The crystals seemed to symbolize the weight of past tradition this role represents: glittering and heavy, with a clunky tiara.

It is entirely possible that this role represents a departure, but Mr. Sandler nonetheless remains an exemplar of the immature style in American movies.

The role represents a striking career about-face for Ms. Buck, 60, who has studied acting for the last seven years.

The new role represents a significant turnaround for Mr. Hayward, who was widely criticized for his role in the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010.

"The dollar's international role represents the ultimate moral hazard," C. Fred Bergsten, who runs the Peterson Institute for International Economics, told me.

In 1997, Mr. McPherson attracted criticism for the firm's role representing tobacco companies including Philip Morris and RJR Nabisco.

Rappard's role representing the ICRC, see Hutchinson 1995 and Monnier 1995.

Powell quite rightly passes over in silence Blair's post-retirement role representing the international "Quartet" on Palestine.

His standing lay in his role representing three Indiana pension funds that held pieces of Chrysler's first-lien debt.

The ABC's freedom of information editor, Michael McKinnon, appeared before a Senate inquiry into the bill in his role representing the Right to Know coalition of news organisations.