Sentence examples for distinctly professional from inspiring English sources

The degrees would have a distinctly professional feel to them, with courses contributing to industry-specific qualifications and skills.

While off-field workers were power-washing, dusting and sweeping, or bolting in the last of the park's green plastic seats, Mr. Deacon was spending hour after hour on the mower, adding the visual effect that gives a baseball diamond a distinctly professional appearance.

Not a single critic had appreciated the play either time, though I seem to remember one wretch remarking that the axemanship was distinctly more professional in 1978.

The appointment appeared as a bold move in a society where women are relegated to distinctly secondary professional roles and rarely rise to senior positions, much less to the highest levels of government or business.

Yet I do, fairly distinctly, recall how kind and professional the midwives and doctors were.

By the standards of professional sports, poker is distinctly a penny-ante game.

Lighting must accommodate 3 distinctly different groups: newborns, health care professionals, and families.

But other than a sore knee for Elsie, the team did well enough that a professional mountaineer rated their performance "distinctly good".

In this study, these relationships had a distinctly negative influence on the HCP's professional and psycho-social work environment when working in the patient's home.

There clearly are different sexual sub-cultures in different strata of Chiang Mai adolescent society, with those set on paths to university degrees and professional employment, especially females, behaving distinctly more conservatively than those with vocational educational aspirations.

The caller was a gentleman with a distinctly Asian accent and a very polite and professional demeanor.