Sentence examples for roles cited from inspiring English sources

"The transformative genius of Day-Lewis is such that it wouldn't surprise me at all if it later emerges that it was in fact him playing at least four of the roles cited [in your list]," concludes reader overrated.

Opponents of expanding women's roles cite the distraction of putting people of the opposite sex together in battle, which fails to recognize the discipline the military instills in its troops.

It has already been attacked by a wave of literary names: in April, Literature Alliance Scotland called on the council to restore the 10 roles, citing "the vital role of school librarians in encouraging young people to read, introducing them to learning, improving literacy, and assisting pupils' academic attainment and chances in life".

Sun emphasised the need for Chan to show flexibility in his roles, citing a number of actors that have thrived by playing the occasional villain.

The bank's board has offered a full-throated endorsement of keeping Dimon in both roles, citing the firm's strong performance.

He wished to defy and poke fun at traditional gender roles, citing feminist philosopher Judith Butler as an influence; "I wanted to record a duet between a guy who's weak and inadequate, and a woman who's a sexual psychopath and has all the power in the world.

A television review on Monday about the new ABC sitcom "Emily's Reasons Why Not" misspelled the surname of the heroine of the novel "Vanity Fair," a role cited as the type of role in which Heather Graham, the star of the sitcom, might be funny.

That same month, Mr. Brant, who had been chief executive, dropped his management role, citing personal reasons.

A Clinton adviser declined to discuss his role, citing the personal nature of his relationship with both Clintons.

Analyses the government's role, citing its achievements in certain areas, and its weaknesses in other ones.

In a closed session with the House International Relations Committee today, Mr. Powell reiterated his support for an American role, citing it as a moral imperative.