Sentence examples for soft role from inspiring English sources

So you can imagine the hilarity that ensues in Kindergarten Cop – the forerunner for one-joke "hard men in soft role" comedies from the likes of Vin Diesel and the Rock – as the man destined to become the governator shows us why angry action stars shouldn't quit their day jobs to stand in front of a class of impressionable toddlers.

It's a softer role than the self-obsessed drama queens Ms. Malick has perfected in sitcoms, but her professionalism — the perfect timing, the seemingly effortless control of expression and inflection, the voice sliding toward a bray as the character experiences mildly dangerous situations — is a pleasure to watch in any circumstances.

As my colleagueEric Schmitt writes from the neighboring state of Niger, the Pentagon's Africa Command is in the region to play a "soft power" role in strengthening social, political and economic programs as well as training regional armed forces.

But in its ideological stead would be the seedlings of a positive soft power role for Iran in the Middle East.

Brooks Atkinson wrote in the New York Times: "Miss Davis, who is making her first professional appearance, is an entrancing creature who plays in a soft, unassertive role".

That allegiance to the state will make it more difficult for her to take on the softer, humanizing role some people would like to see her play.

As shown in Figure 5a, some well-crystallized particles in octahedral shapes were formed instead of hollow porous microspheres, which indicate the soft-template role of SDS in the reaction.

The 60s were a tricky time to be a woman in broadcasting: she was one of the pioneers; Muir could label her a sex bomb without fear of a backlash; society – as well as her husband – expected her to do the childcare; and women tended to be given the softer journalistic roles.

Eileen Brennan, a veteran actress best known for an Oscar-nominated turn in the 1980 comedy "Private Benjamin," one of her many tough-talking, soft-hearted roles, has died.

Even aside from their utility as combat platforms, their large size and wide range of capabilities — each ship includes an onboard hospital that could serve a city of 25,000 people — gives the vessels enormous potential in a wide range of soft-power roles.

Analyses rarely look into EU soft law, the role of EU standard setting or self-regulatory measures.