Sentence examples for generally professional from inspiring English sources

Diaries before Pepys's were generally professional documents; his could easily have been the same.

Mr. Grey said he spoke to Mr. Pellicano during the Shandling case "from time to time," and "found him to be very supportive, intriguing and generally professional".

Andrew Bleiman, the director of marketing at Trunk Club, a clothing service Web site for men, said the company was considering using the BrightTag system so that the site's customers – generally professional men between the ages of 28 and 45 – could manage their privacy.

No doubt this is why many protesters and sympathizers have been distracted by the occasional outbursts of police brutality -- which, OWS participants say, are far outweighed by the generally professional and even sympathetic behavior of most of the police.

The internal investigation found that Green's conduct as a minister was generally "professional and proper" but found two statements he made on Nov. 4 and 11 to be inaccurate and misleading.

Threadless contestants may be motivated as much by the chance to see their design advertised and worn by others (they are not, generally, professional clothing designers) as by the cash reward.

Unlike many other free apps, the graphics are sharp and generally professional-looking, and the overall production quality is good.

Typical second-home buyers are baby boomers involved in outdoor sports, generally professionals nearing retirement or already there.

There were generally more women in the audience, too, than you'd expect to see at a strip club, and no money was being pushed hungrily into garters: the audiences were generally professionals, and all of them exceedingly polite.

In 2004, John Kerry's precinct captains were generally professionals who knew how to use caucus arithmetic to get more delegates for their candidate, while Howard Dean's captains were young and poorly trained newcomers who were outmaneuvered in caucus rooms across the state.

The few who are not in that bucket are generally professionals in transition or recent graduates— like Priya Sheth, co-founder of team GeoSquish, who until recently was an aerospace engineer and is now pursuing a career in user interface design.