Sentence examples for distinguished profession from inspiring English sources

"Doctors are members of a distinguished profession and should dress accordingly".

From these encounters with ignorance and countless conversations with current and retired educators, it's not hard to see teaching is barely seen as the distinguished profession it truly is.

Some occupations are viewed as professions but others are not on the basis of the attribute approach; certain characteristics distinguish professions from other occupations.

However, Freidson disagrees with the attribute approach, arguing instead that "the only truly important and uniform criterion for distinguishing professions from other occupations is the fact of autonomy a position of legitimate control over work" (Freidson 1970a, 82).

During the early years of chiropractic, at the Palmer school and with Langworthy's efforts to distinguish the profession, a majority of chiropractors held the belief that the lesion treated by chiropractors (subluxation) was a means of caring for the health and well-being of each individual in the population.

It would have been interesting to distinguish between professions as research in Georgia and in Jordan revealed differences in motivation between professional groups [ 11].

Each year from 1900 to 1976 a board of 100 electors, distinguished in various professions, chose honorees from a group nominated by the public.

Modern software design is divided up into professions, often distinguished as information architecture, interaction design, and visual design.

The resumes of the cabinet members indicate that they have all distinguished themselves in their respective professions.

But as both Rossiter and the psychoanalyst Stuart Feder have pointed out (Mr. Feder in a full-scale psychobiography, "Charles Ives: My Father's Song," of 1992), George Ives had been the black sheep of a family distinguished in business and the professions, and was regarded by his relatives as a ne'er-do-well.

First distinguishing themselves in professions key to the nascent colonies law, politics, the ministry the family veered toward the arts.