Sentence examples for role which is not from inspiring English sources

His political effect is greatest when the church itself has a major political role, which is not the case in Cuba.

It meant outnumbering PSG there, and applying pressure on Lo Celso, playing in the deep role which is not really his, and Madrid began on the front foot.

But a minority of them are genuinely edifying, and illustrations of his likely world-historical role — which is not to personally bring down our constitutional republic, but to reveal truths about our political situation, through his crudeness and goading of others, that might be harbingers of the Republic's eventual end.

"Like my predecessors, I have tried to be useful in the role as presiding officer in this Assembly, a role which is not always straightforward," he said.

Of course, he already has a role which is not beneath his rank, the job he's been suspended from at the agency he helped found.

Somehow she gets the role — which is not just any role, but the lead in the critically acclaimed "Roma," directed by Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón.

(Mr. Ferrara saves a particularly mocking surprise for the end of this episode). The role, which isn't glamorous, is free of artifice in a way that Madonna's screen roles seldom are.

"It's about saying there are ways in which the government can play a role, which are not necessarily multibillion-pound projects," said a Treasury source.

Not only would it contradict a woman's role, which was not to be seen in the first place, but pictures of women, in any print medium, import ideas about reality from non-Wahabi sources, and were therefore rival systems of meaning.

Waldorf noted that joining a company as chief executive was the likely outcome of his CEO-in-Residence role, which was not an investing position and basically gave him "an elongated time horizon to find the right role".

Initially Sigourney [Weaver]'s character was a kind of supporting role, which was not a good move considering Sigourney really is the franchise.