Sentence examples for slippery role from inspiring English sources
Bennett-Jones' slippery role calls into question how stories are told, who controls them and how much we all fill in the blanks when left to our own devices.
Newspaper headlines follow: "Corzine in role of slippery pol," an editorial from The Trentonian.
Mr. Sedgwick, though, gets the best role, a slippery chameleon who pursues the other two like a revved-up Columbo, turning up everywhere, never quite asking direct questions.
Rosamund Pike received a best actress nomination for her role as a slippery spouse in Gone Girl.
The slippery stuff gets a starring role, they say, for the simple reason that it came up when they were riffing on ideas.
Don't use slippery floors.
Not surprisingly, Mr. Durning's two Oscar nominations were for supporting roles, as a slippery governor in the Burt Reynolds-Dolly Parton musical "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" (1982) and as a lustful Nazi colonel in the 1983 remake of "To Be or Not to Be," starring Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft.
This, however, is likely to be a slippery slope given the aforementioned signaling role for ROS.
Counter arguments to PAS concerned risks of abuse, the slippery slope, procedural failures, and professional role erosion.
"The nature of technology is that it is introduced for one role and then it slippery-slopes into unintended roles," Peter W. Singer, a fellow at the Brookings Institution and the author of "Wired for War_,"_ a book about military robotics, told me.
