Sentence examples for role stood from inspiring English sources

Brothers still reach out to me to this day commending what the role stood for.

His hair, dyed white for the role, stands up like a fire in a waste-paper basket and his eyes are that undiluted blue that, no matter how kind he's being, always looks vaguely accusing.

A concept stands for a set of objects, an object role stands for a binary relation between objects, and a data role stands for a binary predicate relating objects to data values.

This acceptance of boundaries to their role stands in contrast with the reluctance to admit diagnostic uncertainties that characterizes formal health providers (Bradley 1992; Bossyns and Van Lerberghe 2004) where such knowledge is equated with authority, and capital is generated through this authority (Foucault 1972).

Only the fine playing of Seana McKenna, as an imperious Paulina, and the wonderfully natural Brian Tree, in two small roles, stood out.

Two major mezzo roles stand out and Bartoli is obsessed with them.

There is the way Maryna's abrupt change of roles stands for the changes ordinary 19th-century women may have wanted to make but couldn't.

Eric Williams, a solid if unspectacular role player, stood where Martin once did.

Cable had originally endorsed Ebdon for the role and stood by him when the Commons cross-party business committee refused to back it.

In May, barely six months into the role, he stood aside as speaker after James Ashby, the former staffer, accused him of sexual harassment; Mr Slipper retained the perks of office until the allegations were resolved.

They did what they could to energize the crowd and carve out new roles: They stood in unison and vocalized the beat of fight songs.