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role model

[rohl mod-l] / ˈroʊl ˌmɒd l /


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I had the idea that such a colleague, a role model for us, would warrant and would deserve and hopefully would feel reassurance as a result of his colleagues coming along to support him.

From The Wall Street Journal

Remembering this makes “Reality Check” a cautionary tale for those seeking a role model in someone who is never going to make room for anyone else in her VIP section.

From Salon

Prince William this week was talking about the importance of male role models, and of course everyone was really thinking: "What about your uncle?"

From BBC

Teri adds that it can also help people find their "role models" which can encourage them to feel like "they can achieve anything they set their minds to".

From BBC

Prince William told a special episode of Radio 1's Life Hacks that "we need more male role models" to talk about their mental health publicly in order to help other men do the same.

From BBC