Sentence examples for professional good from inspiring English sources

A seasoned, independently wealthy all-round professional, good with talent.

Of course, one man's political professional (good) is another man's professional politician (bad).

FRISA--Maria Suzanna, playwright, medical professional, good friend, died November 16, 2009 after a protracted illness.

While Owens went on to a career as a "professional good example," Metcalfe became a congressman from Illinois.

When we meet on set, Bleakley manages to affect more professional good cheer about the criticism than Chiles, but neither pretends for a second to be indifferent.

By the end of the morning, I couldn't shake the feeling that the object of all this energy, expertise and professional good will — the modern military commission — was fundamentally unworthy of any of it, a jury-rigged ship foundering in a heavy sea of law, politics and the struggle among the branches of government that has been a hallmark of the prolonged Guantánamo saga.

But that film, however execrable, was sharper and tougher on the boorishness of the single professional good-time guy.

His own assistant, who recently graduated from a competitive college, is professional, good-natured, and, problematically, female.

The Paper Mill Playhouse production of "A Wonderful Life" is a polished, professional, good-looking musical with a talented cast, but in addition to recklessly rearranging facts, it has lost all the heart of the movie that inspired it.

There I am, amid the smooth glamour of professional good-lookers such as Jerry Hall, the clear-eyed appeal of Lorraine Kelly and the pert attractions of youngsters like Geri Halliwell and Zoë Ball.

Then there's Life Of Pi, which, because it's made by ultra-professional good taste-merchant Ang Lee, and thus has been fine-tuned and pre-set to within an inch of its life, is simultaneously entrancing, inspiring, exasperating and enervating, like all of Lee's movies.