Sentence examples for some professionalism from inspiring English sources

They gave us some professionalism because they were much further down the road.

When you have a badly prepared stage director, it asks for some professionalism to get through".

But my compliments in trying to maintain some professionalism with a good Bermuda look.

"Andrew Cuomo will bring some professionalism to the office, and that rubs off on legislators," Mr. Libous said.

Detective Inspector Jonathan Whicher, one of the eight original officers of Scotland Yard's detective force, honored among his colleagues as "the prince of detectives," was sent down from London to this heavily industrialized region in the south of England to bring some professionalism to the local investigation.

Some of these had no clear relation to Rembrandt except that they picked up some professionalism in his studio - Dou being the clearest example, since there seems to be no possible link between his ultra-detailed, nitpicking miniaturist's realism and Rembrandt's broader and more dashing brushwork.

Achieving some semblance of professionalism once there is another.

Viewers have got used to sporting events being broadcast with some style and professionalism and the BBC is showing signs of lagging.

The result was a lot of fun: an eighty-eight-year-old woman, with a sixty-year television career, kicking some energy and professionalism into a show that, while technically not dead, stubbornly refuses to really live.

While bringing some big-city professionalism to a distinctly small-time operation, he says he is making enough money to support himself, and he has been able to assign some freelance work to a few underemployed former colleagues.

But through some combination of professionalism, masochism and stubborn optimism that England may win a game before the end of the tour, John Etheridge of the Sun, the veteran of the press pack, insists he will leave with a heavy heart.