Sentence examples for tailored role from inspiring English sources

It would appear that while tailored role descriptions are important, optimal utilisation of these positions is a function of factors beyond the written description [ 31].

But at times, it can be a small, tailored role played by a big actor, that manages to melt my heart and fill my imagination.

Bonneville's performance, if strong and warmer than his fine portrayal of "Downton's" Earl of Grantham, doesn't quite square with the Viceroy's reputed ability to "charm a vulture off a corpse". Anderson, in a smaller but perhaps better tailored role, proves more memorable as the committed, egalitarian Edwina.

Tailored role descriptions such as those used in this study for medical imaging, social work and pharmacy were found to promote role standardisation with greater clarity while still enabling transferability to various clinical areas and locations within the discipline.

Now typecasting is considered a fate worse than death; but in the 30's, 40's and even the 50's, each studio's roster of types stood out vividly, icons on the horizon, targets for whom screenwriters could tailor roles and with whom audiences could identify.

And he tailored the role of Gemma for his wife.

Mr. Previn tailored the role to Ms. Fleming's artistry.

It's tailored by role, with intelligent recommendations that are continually updated.

Mr. Beane tailored the role for Ms. White, who managed to mask Diane's predatory bite, and the play's problems, with a clamorous, irresistible charm.

The "her" in question, however, is not Elisabeth Duparc, for whom Georg Frederic Handel tailored the role of Romilda in "Xerxes," which Ms. Burton will reprise at City Opera next season.

Their partnership reached a high point in 1999, when Mr. Harbison tailored the role of Daisy Buchanan in his opera "The Great Gatsby" to Ms. Upshaw's creamy lyric voice, intelligent musicianship and vulnerable stage presence.