Sentence examples for a mixture of professional from inspiring English sources

Downey approaches with a mixture of professional curiosity and practiced caution.

Relying on a mixture of professional experience, aesthetic judgment and a strong dose of gut reaction, they picked out objects from amid the 1.4 million tons of debris to save.

Beats 1 is a big deal for Apple Music, broadcasting live to the world for 12 hours a day, then repeating that run of shows for the following 12 hours, with a mixture of professional DJs and guest artists with their own shows.

The readers will be a mixture of professional actors and ordinary people found through the online casting.

There was ferocious combat in the orchards and narrow roads between the Christian force and a mixture of professional troops of Damascus, the ahdath militia and Turkoman mercenaries.

Just listen to this projected binary reaction: the article mentions "a consultant to nonprofit organizations, including Livestrong, whose father died of leukemia," with Hodgkins's disease himself, who anticipates both a mixture of professional doom and personal emotional crisis: "I'd be devastated if, because of his reputation, the foundation was hurt.

The cast, a mixture of professionals and non-professionals, has contributed not merely through their response to Dibb's direction but also in partially improvising their scenes.

AMATO OPERA: "COSÌ FAN TUTTE" Traditionalists looking for safe harbor this week can visit Anthony Amato's piccola casa in the East Village, where classics are dispatched with the gusto of an Italian hill-town company by a mixture of professionals and amateurs.

AMATO OPERA: "COSÌ FAN TUTTE" Traditionalists looking for safe harbor in an adventurous, pre-Met week can visit Anthony Amato's piccola casa in the East Village, where classics are dispatched with the gusto of an Italian hill-town company by a mixture of professionals and amateurs.

It draws a mixture of urban professionals, artists, writers and politicians; it was among the first gay-friendly spots in Riga, and remains welcoming to all.

Unusually, the theater, opera and dance juries are formed by a mixture of theater professionals and members of the theatergoing public (theater lovers can apply to become jurors), which assures that popular appeal remains a key variable.