Sentence examples for successful role models from inspiring English sources

But the Moomins themselves are more successful role models for the shy.

Building confidence and having more successful role models from a variety of ethnic groups on their staff help.

Another major problem is that the paucity of successful role models has made it rare for younger women to consider becoming composers.

Mary Macleod, MP for Brentford and Isleworth and an adviser to the prime minister on careers advice, agreed with the importance of bringing successful role models into schools.

He was concerned that colleges did not take racial discrimination claims seriously enough and that the lack of successful role models for black and Asian students led to low aspirations and underachievement.

Because of new technology, the emergence of companies that help them manage their illness, the rise of successful role models and sheer determination, they are running marathons, doing 100-mile bike rides, completing Ironmen — many with their doctor's blessing.

"We have all it takes to be a successful role model for the region," Mr. al-Zayani said in an interview Tuesday.

"In Westchester, you're more likely to find a bedroom community mindset where lawyers, doctors, corporate types are the respectable professions," he said, "while in Silicon Alley it is the entrepreneur who is the successful role model".

WASHINGTON — The selection of Paul Ryan, chairman of the U.S. House of Representative's Budget Committee as Mitt Romney's running mate has excited Republican activists, but it's hard to find a successful role model for the seven-term congressman's quest to become vice president.

In the eyes of her employees, Falang was a successful role model because she started her business from next to nothing.

It is even more galling because thousands of fans and admirers, myself included, fervently wanted to believe in her innocence and in blind faith charged her accusers with vicious rumor mongering and character assassination to defame and destroy the reputation of a young African-American woman who stood as an intelligent, poised and successful role model to many African-Americans and young women.