Sentence examples for not being professional from inspiring English sources

"When a person is disrupting the process of film-making and not being professional, they disrespect everyone on set – not just the actor, not just the person they are directly involved with, but everyone.

There may be a lot of incompatibility when professional social work is embedded in the local power structure, such as the perception of not being professional.

He says: "It's not ideal, but with hockey not being professional you have to think about what you are going to do when you've stopped playing".

After their farewell tour ended in 2001, Stanley accused Frehley of not being professional and partying too much.

Lambert's "Glee" role will also be a chance to back up criticisms he voiced early this year about the actors in the film version of "Les Miserables" not being professional singers.

I might not be professional ever.

People who say there are no facts, just "conflicting narratives," should certainly not be professional journalists.

The region's 2,000 reservists may not be professional soldiers but they bring fresh civilian skills to the battlefield.

It may not be professional journalism, but it could be a nice little chunk of change for top users.

If taxes were easy, there would not be professional tax preparers.

Coach Vasile Miriuta: "He wasn't being professional".