Sentence examples for professional kind from inspiring English sources

Much the same could be said of his son, Duff, but his knowledge was of a less professional kind.

"The positive spin is that they brought a more professional kind of entertainment to places that had been fairly amateurish," Mr. Fisher said.

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.

"What he would do is probably bring someone whose brain he wanted to pick, or someone he wanted to impress in some way, but more for a professional kind of thing," the person said.

"His way through life had been a very structured, professional kind of progress, and the idea that somebody wouldn't do that, would just trust to the [prevailing winds] seemed to him foolish.

The inflated numbers of public deals like Uber's funding have filled hopeful entrepreneurs with dreams of striking it big with one great idea — a modern, more professional kind of "get rich quick scheme".

It's always dumb to diagnose somebody from afar, without benefit of interaction, files or history, but we mental health professionals kind of can't help ourselves.

The equipment and aims of use of computers and the regular meets with others health care professionals (kind of professionals and frequency) were explored.

"For a couple of years, being professional, I kind of questioned myself," she said.

The diet professional sounded kind, patient and thin.

October, 2000 Jan-Michael Vincent's professional life kind of went downhill after "Winds of War".