Sentence examples for making a profession from inspiring English sources

Take Charlie Brooker who, despite making a profession out of hating the Average Joe via his column, has accused the nation's politicians of hating the general public.

They rarely have good relationships with the business side of the theater and do little to prepare students for the realities of making a profession out of acting/directing.

By giving a platform to fantasy and calling it useful; by presenting misleading stories and claiming to expose the truth; by making a profession of denigrating truth-tellers as biased; by profiting from an infotainment industry that sells people emphatic confirmations of what they want to hear — you built that.

The decreasing willingness of in-laws to inherit the widows has created a demand for non-relative inheritors, which has resulted in some men making a profession out of the practice by inheriting widows serially or concurrently [6] [8].

"She's made a profession of helping people," he said.

By 1365 he had made a profession of faith in the Latin church.

"She's truly excellent – she could have made a profession out of it".

Ms. Llewellyn has made a profession of bringing together international writers and giving them a forum to talk about literature.

Children in Westboro must make a profession of faith before they are baptized and become full members of the church.

Politicians make a profession of appeasing vested interests; business people would rather think about making money than improving schools".

In a world where a computer can suddenly make a profession redundant, those who have worked hard cannot be certain of a decent standard of living.