Sentence examples for curious profession from inspiring English sources

On April 1 Roger Ebert published a letter to readers of The Chicago Sun-Times that was essentially a farewell to the long-running, widely syndicated weekly program that has made him not simply the best-known movie reviewer in America, but the virtual embodiment of this curious profession.

• To the Editor: As a Jungian analyst, I am always curious when the medical profession is surprised by the efficacy of psychoanalysis.

(That Stone is almost completely unknown outside the profession is curious and unfortunate) Stone's attractive humanistic view of the analyst's role is currently shared by all but a small minority of analysts.

— the film, just like any good hospital television series, is really about the curious psychology of the medical profession.

When young women curious about getting into the profession contact her, "they ask about doing our jobs and you feel like you owe something to them to make a difference.

Since I'd only seen a narrow slice of the psychic profession, I was curious to experience more of it firsthand.

Since I'd only seen a narrow slice of the psychic profession, I was curious to experience more of it first-hand.

Yet few patients facing spinal surgery seem to have any idea that the statistics are so unfavorable, and within the surgical profession itself there's a curious gap between rhetoric and reality.

And that's before thinking about work done when relaxing in a hotel bar after a couple of glasses of red.I am curious whether this also applies to other professions that involve plenty of mileage.

But despite the rising fortunes of a few, this is a curious, and not altogether stable, moment for a profession that has been repeatedly battered in the last two decades, its numbers horribly thinned, first by AIDS, then by three recessions.

Students benefit when creative, intellectually curious people become teachers — and then remain in the profession over the long run.