Sentence examples similar to Kindred profession from inspiring English sources
The accountants' training did not teach people to be managers, but "the way they and their kindred professions of law, medicine and architecture had been educating their future professionals did seem to have stood the test of time.
Modeled after London's famed theatrical Garrick Club, Player's was the first American club to for "The promotion of social intercourse between members of the dramatic profession and the kindred professions of literature, painting, architecture, sculpture, music, law and medicine..."...
Kindred structures survive.
Kindred brothers know one another.
Kindred issues arise with mass incarceration.
Assembled with seemingly kindred spirits of varying backgrounds and professions, it felt comforting to be a part of something bigger, an oasis from the craziness, however fleeting.
As with the essays of kindred spirit David Foster Wallace, Whitehead's self-regard can be viewed as ironic commentary on the displacement of his profession.
Are they kindred enterprises?
Chris Gayle and Kevin Pietersen are kindred spirits.
