Sentence examples for industrious professional from inspiring English sources
An industrious, professional effort – maybe even a draw?
Recollecting Mr. McCarthy to be an eminently canny and industrious professional art maker lets the air out of that fantasy balloon.
In a land known for its eccentrics, Blair is studiously normal, a rational and industrious professional with prim habits and unshakable self-control.
Such lapses seem almost appropriate to the aristocratic mien of these pages, as if St. Aubyn -- like David Melrose -- would rather be an inspired gentleman-amateur than an industrious professional.
On Wednesday night at Carnegie Hall, Benjamin Zander conducted the work with the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra, an industrious ensemble of professionals, students and amateurs founded for Mr. Zander in 1978.
Creatively and professionally Mr. Ward is industrious.
Allegorical tombstones, monuments, cenotaphs and elegies for a broken century are all very well, but grieving over the past can become routine, and an artist as industrious as Ms. von Rydingsvard can start to look like a professional mourner with a too-predictable bag of tricks.
You can perform your own energy audit if you're the industrious type, but don't hesitate to hire a professional to complete the audit for you.
Don't Fence Me In - This professional blind spot affects those who are often quite sharp and industrious, but habitually resist what they perceive to be cruel constraints of authority -- unnecessary rules that limit their individuality, their creativity, and most of all, their freedom.
SHOW-BUSINESS professionals tend to regard stage-struck academics with a certain distrust, but the industrious Mary Zimmerman manages to juggle a full-time professorship of performance studies at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., with a nonstop career as a director.
