Sentence examples for professional simply from inspiring English sources

Lynn tried to maintain the facade of the cool, detached, urbane professional, simply going about his day-to-day.

He had already made a couple of violins and a viola, and, at first, his approach was an amateur one; he became professional simply by doing the work full time.

We want you to be able to discuss Nembutal, we want this information.' "And more than 95% said, 'I do not want to be referred to a mental health professional simply because I talked to you about the possibility of ending my life'".

This perfect professional simply refuses to go quietly, either for Chelsea or England.

Nowhere has this been more vividly illustrated in recent years that in the case of the French comedian Dieudonné M'bala M'bala, known professional simply as Dieudonné.

While younger females are finding greater success in securing a mentor, not all women have access to such programs, and LinkedIn found that sixty-seven percent of women who had never been a mentor reported they weren't mentoring another professional simply because "no one ever asked".

He was not a professional, but simply a charming Torontonian who liked to show visitors round the city he loved.

A mentor is someone who counsels and teaches, not necessarily by being a paragon of perfection as a person or professional, but simply by being someone with wisdom worth listening to.

Women are the equal of men in all ability and professionalism and I believe in encouraging our daughters to be both moms and professionals, simply because human beings seek the dignity that comes with both.

Designers have rockier psychological issues to contend with than do most client-based professionals simply because they effect transformations that — for all the plaster and wallpaper that go into them — can get almost as personal as psychoanalysis.

The music is not amateurish, and much of the artwork is, which helps reinforce the idea that a bunch of politically engaged professionals simply decided to abandon the status quo and do as much as they could by themselves.