Sentence examples for professionals thought from inspiring English sources

At The Booth has excerpts of reviews from prominent critics, with amusing, cartoonish icons to let users know what the professionals thought of each show.

The folks I watched the debate with, none of whom are political professionals, thought he made a pretty good go of it.

Burnt out by a relentless gigging schedule (including a series of performances at CBGBs), Styrene had a nervous breakdown at the age of 21. "The health professionals thought I shouldn't play so much," she says.

Incorporating what professionals thought of as mistakes (jump-cuts were only the most famous instance), mixing high culture and low without snobbish distinctions, demolishing the fourth wall between viewing himself as a maker of fictional documentaries, essay movies, and viewing his movies as an inseparable extension of his pioneering work as a film critic for Cahiers du Cinéma in the 1950s.

"It's very forward thinking and perhaps a bit rosy in its projections but then again transportation professionals thought we were crazy when we started up 15 years ago," said Arthur Imperatore Jr., president of New York Waterway, whose nine Hudson and East River routes now carry 32,000 passengers a day, up from 18,000 five years ago.

"With fast action, creative planning and artfully drafted trust provisions, estate planning professionals can help their clients capitalize on a reality that most professionals thought they would never see".

Health professionals' thoughts about the benefits and burdens of chemotherapy in end stage cancer are largely unknown.

Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy for Arts, Technology and the Business of Innovation, a four-year undergraduate program designed to "empower the next generation of disruptive inventors and professional thought leaders across a multitude of global industries".

Every time someone makes a statement that promulgates myths about who is vulnerable to sexual exploitation and who isn't, an environment is sustained where victims are hidden in plain sight – how many times has a professional thought "Oh, they couldn't be a victim because they're Asian, or they're a boy, or they live at home"?

More recently, reflective scientists and engineers seem more likely to claim that imagery plays a vital role in their professional thought processes (Ferguson, 1977, 1992; Shepard, 1978a,b; Deutsch, 1981; Miller, 1984; Barsalou, 1999; Damasio, 2003).

The phrase could suggest that the health professional thought that it was " non-existent".