Sentence examples for a normal professional from inspiring English sources

"In a normal, professional setting, a 9-3 bunt would be out of the ordinary.

"Tiger's not been playing badly, he's just been playing like a normal professional golfer," said the Ulsterman.

Long before Saturday's announcement, the apparent impossibility of a senior member of the royal family making a normal professional living - without conflicts of interest, without exploiting their status and connections, without being stifled by their royal obligations - was there on the screen for those people in Britain and, in recent years, mainly America, who cared to watch.

You can entertain all sorts of interesting career moves, including some that require internships or fellowships, most of which pay less than a normal professional job.

On an evening out with Yamamoto the night before a big fight at Okayama Orange Hall, the pair drink and smoke in a way that would scandalize any normal professional athlete.

Sales called the rise of Tinder a "Dating Apocalypse," which didn't make Tinder particularly happy, so the company did what any normal, professional company would do in 2015: They immediately took to the internet to berate Sales and her Vanity Fair story in a firestorm of tweets.

"This trial has been conducted in a normal and professional way in accordance with Egyptian law," Khaled Abu Bakr, a legal representative for some of the victim's families, told the Guardian.

If you and your boss do go through some HR-sponsored mediation, and you both agree to continue in your roles, you'll have to find a way to let your anger go — assuming, of course, that he makes positive changes in his behaviour and starts treating you in a normal and professional boss-to-subordinate fashion.

Attorney Ahmed Nashad who represented Mr. Senussi and Abuzaid Dorda, both of whom received recent death penalty sentences, said in a televised interview, "The trial was not politicized and was conducted in a normal and professional manner.

These supposedly suspect ties "actually consisted of normal professional interactions with international scholars," states a letter of protest to the Iranian authorities from the Committee on Academic Freedom of the Middle East Studies Association, the United States-based scholarly society.

This impairment seen in a complex motor task did not prevent the patients from being integrated into normal professional and private lives.