Sentence examples for points of professional from inspiring English sources

Thirty one years after Ron Arad walked out of the architect's studio in Hampstead where he had just set about learning the finer points of professional practice to go for lunch, and decided never to go back, he has finally completed an authentic piece of architecture.

This whole business with the intermittents is typical: it's corporatism pursued to the point of professional suicide.

Unlike many sportswriters, for whom detachment is a point of professional pride, Simmons makes no pretense of neutrality.

"For me it's an intellectual exercise," he said, as if cynicism were a point of professional pride.

As usual, though, just as Zen seems on the point of professional oblivion, he falls in love and finds the motivation to avenge himself on his enemies.

It is a point of professional pride that hockey players will dress for games with injuries that would sideline most other athletes.

Of course, the point of professional boxing is not just to land but to hurt, and so this fight required viewers — and judges — to figure out whose punches hurt more.

But several took it as a point of professional pride to consider what a defense lawyer might be able to do, though they said they would not aid Mr. bin Laden.

A high point of professional boxing in the Philippines came on October 1 , 1975 when, in a bout referred to as the "Thrilla in Manila," Muhammad Ali defeated Joe Frazier in Quezon City.

Whichever you choose, try to never wear a wig that is bigger than the judge's: having the biggest wig is a point of professional pride to most, and you risk emasculating them.

In numerous countries, primary care is the usual first point of professional contact for patients with a medical complaint.