Sentence examples for interested in professional from inspiring English sources

"I'm interested in professional pursuits that I have not had experience with and are therefore a little scary," he said.

When Ms. Torres became interested in professional wrestling, Ms. Estrada, a retiree, took her to meet her favorite WWE stars, like John Cena and Ric Flair, whenever they made appearances for fans in New York.

On the evidence of his last few pictures -- the show-business satire "State and Main," the bluntly titled "Heist" and now "Spartan," which opens today nationwide -- Mr. Mamet appears to be more interested in professional mastery than in the production of masterpieces.

One of the reasons is the institution is not only interested in professional ethics but also moral values.

Students interested in professional flight training can fly a school-owned aircraft their first week on campus.

Their experiences are analyzed for common themes that may help others interested in professional development understand which characteristics of it may foster meaningful or transformational learning.

(Deejay) attitude towards professional development I am only interested in teacher professional development projects if I can anticipate better results for my students.

David Stern is very interested in bringing professional basketball back to Seattle where sports fans have suffered through not only a lack of professional basketball games, but also a surplus of Seattle Mariners games.

Creating well-supported, long-term professional development activities such as the InTeGrate project is beyond the capabilities or the needs of many organizations interested in faculty professional development.

He mentioned that it is normal for a job applicant's résumé to include a head shot, and, indeed, plastic-surgery patients in China are often more interested in the professional benefits of good looks than in romantic ones.

"Rosemarie Trockel: A Cosmos" presents an artist less interested in her professional standing than in presenting art as inextricably enmeshed — physically, politically and psychically — not just in life but also in the natural world that is, ultimately, the basis of all existence.