Sentence examples for modest professional from inspiring English sources

Facing such circumstances, both Collins and Warthen have characterized Rice as "a savior" for the Mets — an unlikely outcome given his modest professional background.

It's true that the last three years have seen improvements in Australia and England: players have modest professional contracts, games are more available via digital TV and streaming, the last two Ashes had an increased profile and plans are afoot for a Women's Big Bash League.

"He's such a nice and modest professional and I hope he gets one or two more goals in 2012 and that he can then hold on to the record for the next 40 years," added Mueller.

The writers also continue to heap modest professional success and crippling unhappiness onto the actor's menagerie of self-involved, selfish, and self-sabotaging yet moself-sabotaging yets.

Although he had a modest professional career, he was involved in many of the University of Michigan's most memorable football moments.

Other Illinois gubernatorial candidate's wives have had more modest professional careers or worked only inside the home.Yet, pinch hitter Diana Rauner would have us voters ignore her decades of professional, civic and philanthropic decision making.

Molloy believed that this approach would make career women appear serious, modest, professional--yet feminine at the same time.

The lines of BMWs, Jaguars and Alfa Romeos that box in the communal garden of the square hint at a more sedate, modest and professional kind of resident.

Most of these professional-level strategies were associated with small to modest improvement in professional practice and process outcomes.

John Rawlings, a photographic boy wonder -- handsome, modest and unfailingly professional -- shot more than 200 covers for Vogue and Glamour.

Modesty used to be like juvenile delinquency; in men, it could refer to a varying array of behaviours – personal modesty, professional modest – but in women, it referred to sexual conduct.