Sentence examples for a profession of a from inspiring English sources

His death was a pointless, wanton murder that deprived a family, a newspaper and a profession of a beloved son, brother, husband, and colleague.

BRIAN BRETT, a poet, called farming "a profession of hope".

It suggests a benign doctrine, even a profession of faith.

"Banking historically has been a profession, a profession of stewardship, custodians, service, advisory, and counsellor.

These are the last elements needed in its evolution from a profession of hustlers to a respected world player.

For more than 15 years, this has been a profession of Manny Upton, a mortgage broker from Virginia who works N.C.A.A. basketball games.

"The most practical conclusion," he wrote, "appeared to be to make a profession of observation, to become a reporter simply, a profession easily damned as that of a fence-sitter, a moral coward unwilling to take a stand.

Intelligence is a profession of experience.

"It's not a profession of gentlemen.

Several military men noted that Mr. Gore was an Army journalist -- a profession of ill repute to many in uniform even if he was toiling on behalf of the Pentagon -- and served an abbreviated tour in Vietnam.

A POLYMATH in a profession of intellectual pygmies; a free thinker in a world of crushing orthodoxies; and a cheerful imbiber in a country that has turned, once again, to Puritanism Daniel Patrick Moynihan really was one of the most remarkable American politicians of his generation.There was something of the Oxford don about him.