Sentence examples for a consummately professional from inspiring English sources

Ryan's uniqueness consisted in the fact that, whatever the reaction of his audience to his jibes and provocations, he was a consummately professional broadcaster, with that indispensable capacity to relate directly via the microphone to the listener.

Mr. Gromyko presents a self-portrait of a consummately professional diplomat, a man who carried out the instructions of the Communist Party leadership with unfailing discretion and determination, who took pride in an ability to sense and exploit the vulnerability of interlocutors.

Her health would not allow such a route, but it seems unlikely that such an innately graceful and consummately professional actress would have chosen it.

Soderbergh, functioning like a consummately skilled professional, here offers a film about the moral purpose of a trained professional: it's the ability to take on a mission in the interest of a common good and to get done what needs to get done.

At weekends, the amphitheatre is given over to a kind of branded busking – often a bit cheesy, but never less than consummately professional, and entirely free to the passerby.

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Its players are taking part in a consummately American sport, and in the football-obsessed state of Florida at that.

The sitcom, which has no laughter track, is a consummately well-acted study of middle-class neurosis.

But as their conversation unfolds, it reveals itself as a consummately designed examination of love and loyalty, fragility and manipulation.

THE Boston I grew up in was a consummately dull town.

A consummately contradictory man, Hemingway achieved a fame surpassed by few, if any, American authors of the 20th century.