Sentence examples for profession out from inspiring English sources

What's ironic is that the press release is unequivocally calling his profession out, not mine.

In Gunther's piece, he copies the line from the press release verbatim: "participated in one of the few expeditions solely aimed at understanding the abundance of plastic debris". What's interesting is the title of the press release: "Garbage Patch Not Nearly As Big As Media Portrayed". What's ironic is that the press release is unequivocally calling his profession out, not mine.

His soulful, sculptural designs helped lift the profession out of its functionalist, placeless, modernist rut.

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

Awad said these organizations have made "a lucrative profession out of targeting a religious community". Many of the institutions share founders and funding.

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.

It was no surprise that the entire profession turned out for his funeral.

She has issues, but men, happily and perhaps debatably given what her profession turns out to be, don't number among them.

Many big names stayed away – Rem Koolhaas, always the smartest man in the profession, figured out fast that he'd have more luck building in China.

Because, a quarter of a century ago, Prince Charles and the main body of the British architectural profession fell out in spectacular style.

The Law Society, which represents the profession, pointed out that thousands of small high-street firms were already hard-pressed after a ten-year freeze on legal-aid rates.