Sentence examples for seen as professional from inspiring English sources

Men are seen as professional from the moment they start working as artists.

"There's nothing wrong with [non-standard English], but to achieve in the world of work they have to be seen as professional," he says.

There is a huge difference between genuinely sophisticated clients and those eager to be seen as professional who actually don't grasp [all of] it.

"No one wanted to have as an associate Marine Le Pen — it was simply seen as professional suicide," she wrote in a 2006 autobiography, "À Contre Flots" ("Against the Current").

His chilly formality is seen as professional objectivity, and his seemingly dogged pursuit of the causes of Diane's "resistance to treatment" is viewed as thoroughness by his supervisor (Rob Morrow).

It was seen as professional suicide.

And during the war, female groups were not seen as professionals either, but as "patriotic, temporary musical groups to entertain the soldiers".

And I think that what that does is it dumbs down teaching, and takes us back a few steps, in terms of our struggle in the profession for teachers to be seen as professionals".

These industry representatives, desperate to be seen as professionals alongside doctors, lawyers and accountants are, in reality, agents - some may say servants - to the life and pensions firms that pay their wages, expenses, "training" costs and trips to Malaga and beyond.

But when I started using it, it was not seen as professional-grade or something you could make a career out of.

My clients want to be seen as professionals in their working environments because the thought-leaders tell us time and again that demonstrating professionalism is one of requirements to getting promoted.