Sentence examples for professional popular from inspiring English sources

In the 115 years since the birth of professional, popular journalism ordinary readers have chosen to use their favourite titles to censure and regulate the conduct of people who have grown rich on their wages.

Attacks on professional popular drama were variously motivated and sometimes reveal more about the accuser than the accused, yet they should not be discounted too readily, for they have a great deal to communicate about the cultural and historical terrain that Shakespeare's theatre occupied in its own day.

Pornography in — and Out of — Court" (1967) and contributed to professional and popular periodicals.

Prime Suspect's late producer, Paul Marcus, once told me that Mirren was extraordinarily professional and popular on set.

Sports-car racing, both amateur and professional, became popular in the United States in the late 1930s, the earliest cars being European-made.

In 1929 she published Factors in the Sex Life of Twenty-two Hundred Women; she was also author of a great many articles in professional and popular journals.

Two terms in elected office — and in the headlines — have transformed the eager but awkward novice into a smoothly professional, enormously popular politician.

Dr. Mitchell was known for his lucid and accessible writing about psychoanalytic theory in books that attracted a wide professional and popular audience.

It is certain that the poetry recorded in The Book of the Dean of Lismore was not an isolated outburst; much professional and popular poetry must have been lost.

On the track, Antley was a consummate professional and popular among trainers; in fact, for one race at the Meadowlands, the trainers of each of eight horses listed him as their rider at the post position draw.

People tut-tutting about media dons need to get over themselves and stop assuming the difference between professional and popular science sits on a hierarchical frame that places the former on top.