Sentence examples for word role from inspiring English sources

She asserts that she accepted the The L Word role because "the show will change the way people look at each other".

She uses the word "role" advisedly: the theatre performed in Yiddish, but not a single member of the troupe spoke the language.

Scratch anyone who uses the word "role model" and you'll find they're either avoiding solutions which are ultimately fiscal, or they've given no thought to gender politics at all.

In the rebuttal, Mr. Kendall argued on Mrs. Clinton's behalf that Mr. Ray has misinterpreted her statements and that the sides disagreed over the meaning of the word "role" when she was questioned.

Many of the interviewees use the word "role model",7 either in reference to themselves or to one of their elder siblings in the household.

The word role model wasn't used back then, but my acting teacher preached that responsibility came with a woman's work.

I admit I had deep fears, starting with a dread of embarrassment – speaking as one for whom the words "role play" are second only to "audience participation" in their ability to chill the blood.

In other words, role modeling functions focus on the fact that mentees would try to imitate the mentor's behavior because of their respect for and trust in the mentors.

In other words, roles are defined in terms of positions in a structure, and they are rarely validated in terms of behavior or action.

His acolytes won't need a reviewer's say-so to lap up every word of "Role Models," including the tired prescriptions that address them directly.

The old method of putting art on television might be called colonial; it installed an overseer (in all senses of the word), whose role was to judge and rule over the unruly aspects of the imagination.