Sentence examples for some sort of professional from inspiring English sources

Maybe the camera could have followed the action if they had used some sort of professional robotic thingamajig, but how could they have afforded such equipment?

Mr Fox seems to have wanted something short of a special adviser, appointed by a public process and offering some sort of professional expertise.

With the slow decline of the Broadway play, and the dearth of musical roles for women over 50, a middle-aged actress expecting to find steady, varying work on Broadway might be a candidate for some sort of professional intervention.

Other options include joining some sort of professional association – the Institute of Directors has meeting spaces in London which cost extra after membership but they and many other 'club' premises are good value – or looking at premises available to anyone.

This seems to indicate the existence of some sort of "professional bias".

Those involved were frail older people (n = 300) who were in need of some sort of professional nursing assistance.

We have to have some sort of a professional language to use, and that's what verbal judo really supplies".

Seeing as we seem to have established some sort of vaguely professional tone, let's roll with it: despite prematch rumours contrarywise, Graeme Smith is fit and will play.

Those who look to conspiracy theories might wonder, in view of all the recent talk about the ridiculously named Phoenix League, if the irreparable damaging of the Worthington Cup is precisely what the Premiership chairmen want, so that the smaller clubs can be cut adrift to pursue some sort of semi-professional afterlife.

Or, as many in the mainstream media would have it, is journalism some sort of priesthood of professionals who venture, Moses-like, to mountaintops and then return to deliver the news as divinely revealed truth to the rest of us earthbound mortals?

It's rude to speculate about an author's motives, so let's just say it's as though Hallberg had had an idea for a great, "Chinatown -like whodunit about New York but felt some sort of ethiChinatown -likeonal duty to turn the book into an art novel.