Sentence examples for professional surfaces from inspiring English sources

What is distressing is not the transgression or sensationalism but the failure of Mr. Louie's photography to get behind the impersonally professional surfaces of his subjects or the cheap-hotel walls within which they practice their trade.

The visit is meant to draw attention rather than make real news; it is not every day that a 6-foot-10-inch professional athlete surfaces with a cause in Albany.

The tension between personal and professional goals surfaces only when personal goals are held equal or subordinate to professional goals.

Verdict A serious hobbyist's barbecue, with a professional cooking surface.

About the same time that your personal and professional blemishes surface, the criticism begins.

What Bowie offers is not "decadence" (sorry, Middle America) but a highly professional pop surface with a soft core: under that multicolored Day-Glo frogman's outfit lurks the soul of a folkie who digs Brel, plays an (amplified) acoustic guitar, and sings with a catch in his voice about the downfall of the planet.

Regarding the framing, we observe that professional norms surface more clearly in familiar settings.

The Lumia tablet comes in red, blue and other colors, making it look festive compared with the more serious, professional-looking Surface 2. A $149 cover that doubles as a keyboard will be available for the Nokia, as similar products are for the Surface.

If you have a large outdoor railing, or you want to have a professional-looking surface, then rent a sand-blaster from a large home improvement store.

One of the professional deniers who surfaces in the movie is Myron Ebell of the industry-funded Competitive Enterprise Institute.

"TAP CITY" The annual tap festival shuffles over to Symphony Space this year, with two evenings of professional variety programs surfacing in between multiple kids' shows and participant showcases.