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Definition of role model in English: role modelnoun A person looked to by others as an example to be imitated. Example sentencesExamples - Marcus sees Will as a role model, and their unlikely rapport sets the tone of what Chris calls a ‘Billy Wilder-type mix of cynicism and hope.’
- Can Nick keep the wolves at bay while also remaining a good role model to his increasingly impressionable son?
- Her enthusiasm and skill provides a role model for aspiring film-makers.
- Cyriac's detailed notes and drawings, together with his interests in collecting, made him a role model for later antiquarians.
- Is there anyone else out there that they should look towards as a role model?
- He seemed touched to learn that a young newspaper reporter had grown up thinking of him as a role model.
- We all agree that Dora is a spunky gal who makes a decent role model for anyone, Hispanic or not.
- His stubborn integrity has made him a consistently interesting and evolving artist and a role model for a more ideal art world.
- Furthermore, she is a role model of how to teach adults.
- He's an introverted, straight - A student whose father's passing has left him without a male role model.
- The Kahlo work celebrates this artist and feminine role model, while the Mandela work rejoices in a rainbow romantic, peace-loving citizen.
- Mary Jane has her own journey in the film and I think she is a strong character who can also be a role model to the girls who are watching.
- The kids look up to Rocky as a folk hero and role model.
- On an only slightly different note, both the movie and Lucy's character seem a bad role model for impressionable young teens.
- Approximately, 40 percent of the respondents indicated that having a personal role model was ‘Not influential’ in selecting an agricultural major.
- For girls, she's a role model of empowerment as the female hero with big guns.
- Thirty-three percent of the respondents indicated that no people of color in an agriculture-related career had served as a role model to them.
- The former child star credited his father, Rance, who plays small roles in most of Ron's films, for being a great role model.
- Andy's humanistic approach to police work - and life - is particularly important since he's the father of young Opie, who looks to him as a role model.
- It brings in Giardello's life outside work as a caring father, husband, and involved role model in his household.
Synonyms precedent, lead, guide, model, pattern, blueprint, template, paradigm, exemplar, ideal, standard
Definition of role model in US English: role modelnounrōl ˈmädlroʊl ˈmɑdl A person looked to by others as an example to be imitated. Example sentencesExamples - Mary Jane has her own journey in the film and I think she is a strong character who can also be a role model to the girls who are watching.
- Furthermore, she is a role model of how to teach adults.
- Her enthusiasm and skill provides a role model for aspiring film-makers.
- For girls, she's a role model of empowerment as the female hero with big guns.
- Andy's humanistic approach to police work - and life - is particularly important since he's the father of young Opie, who looks to him as a role model.
- The kids look up to Rocky as a folk hero and role model.
- Thirty-three percent of the respondents indicated that no people of color in an agriculture-related career had served as a role model to them.
- On an only slightly different note, both the movie and Lucy's character seem a bad role model for impressionable young teens.
- The former child star credited his father, Rance, who plays small roles in most of Ron's films, for being a great role model.
- The Kahlo work celebrates this artist and feminine role model, while the Mandela work rejoices in a rainbow romantic, peace-loving citizen.
- It brings in Giardello's life outside work as a caring father, husband, and involved role model in his household.
- Marcus sees Will as a role model, and their unlikely rapport sets the tone of what Chris calls a ‘Billy Wilder-type mix of cynicism and hope.’
- We all agree that Dora is a spunky gal who makes a decent role model for anyone, Hispanic or not.
- He seemed touched to learn that a young newspaper reporter had grown up thinking of him as a role model.
- Approximately, 40 percent of the respondents indicated that having a personal role model was ‘Not influential’ in selecting an agricultural major.
- Can Nick keep the wolves at bay while also remaining a good role model to his increasingly impressionable son?
- His stubborn integrity has made him a consistently interesting and evolving artist and a role model for a more ideal art world.
- Is there anyone else out there that they should look towards as a role model?
- Cyriac's detailed notes and drawings, together with his interests in collecting, made him a role model for later antiquarians.
- He's an introverted, straight - A student whose father's passing has left him without a male role model.
Synonyms precedent, lead, guide, model, pattern, blueprint, template, paradigm, exemplar, ideal, standard
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