Sentence examples for some sort of role from inspiring English sources

There is (often unwitting) pressure to perform some sort of role.

Muslim-Christian tensions have played some sort of role in all four of Chad's recent civil wars, most especially in the most recent one.

A wretchedly slow return to the UK is better than an unsafe one, however, and we should not see Russia as some sort of role model.

Each of the thirteen tapes is meant for a specific person who played some sort of role in Baker's choice to end her life.

"He is obviously not serious about returning as leader, but you get the sense he wants some sort of role again," he said.

Alderson said such status would play some sort of role as he and his staff considered how much money they ultimately wanted to offer to him.

There is now almost universal agreement that the hippocampi play some sort of important role in memory; however, the precise nature of this role remains widely debated.

He told ITV's News At Ten: "We should expect to be there … in some sort of combat role for between three to five years and at around that point we'll go into a supporting role".

As a result, she is often hailed as some sort of feminist role model.

For instance, the saintly Vince Cable would have some sort of Treasury role and Nick Clegg himself would be home secretary.

Keegan sees Beckham taking up some sort of ambassadorial role, whether it be with the Football Association or with a club.