Sentence examples for a self-professed expert from inspiring English sources

Despite being a self-professed expert on the piece, Mr. Kaplan ignored Mahler's "blizzard" of directions, Mr. Finlayson wrote.

The bookish son of a New Hampshire construction worker, Olsen read "The Hobbit" at age 8 and was a self-professed expert on "The Lord of the Rings" by seventh grade.

The US-based Centre for Constitutional Rights sued Scott Lively, a Massachusetts-based evangelical and self-professed expert on the "gay movement", in 2012, on behalf of Smug, alleging that his involvement in anti-gay efforts in Uganda constitutes persecution.

Thus, even when a layperson listens carefully to someone professing great expertise, the layperson may be at a loss to decide whether the self-professed expert merits much trust.

One is to arrange a "debate" between the self-professed experts.

It is an argument so radical that self-professed "experts" wouldn't even bother responding to it, were it not for the fact that Hanni is one of them.

Andrea Casalotti, owner of the bike shop Velorution, self-professed "experts in family cycling", suggests an alternative.

But all around the U.S., politicians, civic planners, and particularly business executives have been following the advice of self-professed experts who invariably tell clients to build a convention center or expand an existing one.

Self-professed experts distinguish between institutions providing consumer finance (which they do not count as microfinance) and business finance (which they do).

Tal, a self-professed "digital advertising expert," says the team founded the business at the end of 2014, after the two other co-founders had been playing around rewriting Wikipedia articles for laughs — which in turn sparked the idea to automate copywriting for ad-driven purposes after he got involved and, he says, had his wicked way with the concept.

Confessions of a self-professed Casanova.