Sentence examples for a man whose professional from inspiring English sources

But, as a portrait of a man whose professional and personal life have taught him the protective power of silence, it is compelling television.

It led us to show the season's fashion trends on younger superstars like Chloë Grace Moretz of "Kick-Ass," the rapper Nicki Minaj and the European D.J./producer David Guetta (a man whose professional life is lived on holiday).

Breivik, after all, was a man whose professional life had already taken some unusual twists, including an unsuccessful trip to Liberia to buy blood diamonds and a business selling fake degree certificates.

Regardless, it was the one ambiguity in a seemingly heartfelt appearance by a man whose chief professional worry is whether to run again.

Back at the Yard, Operation Finlayson detectives were looking at a vast range of potential threats, but still had few clues, no accomplices or even a plausible denouement for a man whose personal and professional inclinations were to camouflage everything he did.

These kinds of flourishes turn "The Anthologist" into a portrait of a man whose loneliness, self-consciousness and professional insecurity ought to be painful but turn out to be backhandedly endearing.

At first glance it seems as if you're watching an outsider artist, a man whose fury with himself and the world should really be being worked out in the company of medical professionals rather than alone onstage.

Mr. DiFrancesco, a man whose disposition seems to range from moderate to mild, responded angrily to Mrs. Whitman's announcement of a tentative deal to build a new home for two professional teams, the New Jersey Nets and New Jersey Devils.

A man whose ambition was to become a troll.

As a professional singer, she came to America in 1983 and, just as her grandfather had predicted, met and married a man whose name began with the letter V.

I know a man whose daily breakfasts lasts.