Sentence examples for roles toward from inspiring English sources
The shift from traditional social work roles toward a more refined definition of tasks was catalysed by a desire to define the professionalism of the sector.
As a cardinal he wrote a Vatican document urging women to be submissive partners and not take on adversarial roles toward men.
As Ms. Netrebko's voice has gained body, power and darker colorings in recent years, she has been moving away from lighter ingénue roles toward vocally weightier repertory.
We behave differently in our roles toward our children when they are in second grade than when they are in high school, and of course they do, too.
The fractions that represented attraction roles toward TNTs were separated by sodium dodecyl sulphate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS PAGE), and the two major bands (* and arrow) were isolated and sent for sequencing.
Through performing more caring roles toward others (50), being concerned about their health and starting and adhering to treatment (48), expressing their needs and emotions and seeking help, these men had clearly departed from the harmful notions of hegemonic masculinity, as these behaviors are clearly in opposition to it (51).
He added that "all the major religions can play an important role" toward making society better.
In August 1949 Bhutan concluded a treaty with newly independent India, whereby that country assumed Britain's former role toward Bhutan.
Mr. Gogia takes a paternal role toward the students, and works a comedic style as an overbearing schoolmaster.
Also — and this I did not witness directly, but I infer it — President Obama's method of judicial supervision of policy development played a role, toward the end, in forcing a practical synthesis out of the initial, more ideological debates about goal-setting.
The heart of "The Petting Zoo" is Billy's long "reclusion," a Librium-dulled convalescence in his Chelsea loft: weeks spent watching old movies and developing an obsession with pocket billiards, a game that plays an epiphanic role toward the end of the book.
