Sentence examples for a professional equal from inspiring English sources

Their discussions often take a literary turn, and Wallace includes him fraternally as a fellow novelist, speaking to him as to a professional equal, which Lipsky often deflects with a self-deprecating sincerity.

That she is standing in for a male presenter who is her professional equal provides us with a very convenient point of comparison.

"Sometimes at the beginning of his career, he ran the risk of losing a judge by being, some would say, over-cerebral," remembered his contemporary, Gordon Pollock QC, who is one of the few barristers with a professional reputation equal to Sumption's.

Not once in his tirade does he pull star rank -- he gives the DP his propers as a professional with equal responsibility in the creation of the film.

Mission Impossible's Isla proved herself not just a worthy adversary, but a worthier ally whom Tom Cruise's character understands is his professional equal and not his love interest.

Could you marry a man who isn't your intellectual or professional equal?

It was not enough for Dr. Borukhova, she said, to enjoy her American-style status as the educational and professional equal of her husband, Dr. Daniel Malakov, who was an orthodontist.

He has, and he has also met a woman who will emerge after much hard-won work experience as his professional equal.

"I date the most interesting women across the entire spectrum of the job force who are my intellectual and professional equals and would be my peers in the office," said a divorced 34-year-old, a partner in a law firm.

Many male executives have little or no experience of women as professional equals.

To that I would argue that these are the very women who were supposed to be the professional equals of men right now, so the fact that so many are choosing otherwise is explosive.