Sentence examples for just about every profession from inspiring English sources

Just about every profession has become more complicated in recent decades.

Amazingly diverse and rarely boring, from students to artists and musicians and covering just about every profession under the sun.

We may have lost our respect for politicians, sports stars, religious leaders and just about every profession, but voters remain sacrosanct.

But just about every profession has its version of Patrick; in trendy restaurants it's the celebrity owner-chef who breezes in to take a bow and countermand the sous-chefs.

As Elie Wiesel once joked, "Jews excel in just about every profession except public relations, but this should not surprise us: when God wanted to free the Jews from Egypt he sent Moses, who stuttered".

So can just about every superhero movie.

But, it's just that In every profession there are bad, as well as there are good.

None of this seems to fluster D'Antoni, who at 60 has seen just about every challenge the profession has to offer, through eight seasons coaching in Italy and nine in the N.B.A. His current situation oddly mirrors his first N.B.A. head coaching experience.

He won the Nobel Prize -- and just about every other prize the profession has to offer.

Steven Spielberg's film tracks Frank W. Abagnale Jr. (Leonardo DiCaprio) on multiple madcap careers in just about any profession that captures his fancy, airline pilot to doctor, lawyer to forger.

Relevant (Rev-elant?) too, it may even say something – not just about a profession struggling for relevancy itself in the modern world, but about a place and a time, Britain today.