Sentence examples for correct profession from inspiring English sources

A rumor surfaced on the Internet that an early script called for her to be a chambermaid to a white woman, a historically correct profession.

Choose the right profession.

[The wolves are unimpressed. Withnail exits into the rain.] This article was amended on 24 July 2015 to correct the profession of the two main characters in the film.

Because every state justifies its wars on the grounds of self-defense or altruism, Chomsky is correct that any "profession of noble intent is predictable, and therefore carries no information".

"When the taxpayers find out, they're going to be absolutely furious," said Jeremy Gold, an actuary and economist who for years has called on his profession to correct what he calls "the biases embedded in present actuarial principles".

Several times during the conversation Mr. Bale seemed to correct himself — dismissing his chosen profession one minute, declaring his love of acting the next.

If a flurry of recent reports is correct, however, the primary-care profession itself is now in jeopardy.

Most of participants did not have a correct picture of the nursing profession and associated it more with medicine.

Regarding the importance of correct selection criteria for the nursing profession, the present study was carried out to determine freshman nursing students' personality features and to investigate the compatibility of such features with studying and practicing nursing.

Specific attention will also need to be paid to career development and advancement aspects of biobanking scientists in an effort to correct the current perception of the profession as mere infrastructure providers.

Scientists who wish to avoid type I or type II errors at all costs may have chosen the wrong profession, because making and correcting mistakes are inherent to science.