Sentence examples for something more professional from inspiring English sources

"Go for something more professional.

I've usually worn sneakers and boots, so I wanted to get something more professional.

Clothes cost around £25 for a student, or £60-£80 £60-£80ething more proforsomething

"I guess I always thought that if people knew it was someone from The Onion, they'd start expecting something more professional," he said.

"It's a very competitive industry and any kind of experience – from working on the student paper to something more professional – is useful".

If you're after something more professional, the Sony FDR-AX33 and other professional options give you even better video and many more options — though be careful that they come with a  much higher price.

In this, Dorrance may be observing something more than professional courtesy.

There is something more than professional pride at stake: Mr. Lee's struggle to shed the role of "alien other".

Indeed, he has proven quite a hit since his rise to notoriety following the BBC documentary which first suggested his relationship with the wife of Northern Ireland's First Minister could be something more than professional.

And then we see Olive's feelings for her crumpled and doomed colleague Jim O'Casey, touchingly played by Peter Mullan, develop into something more than professional concern; meanwhile Henry, gracefully portrayed by Richard Jenkins, develops a crush on his young assistant Denise, played by Zoe Kazan.

Succumbing to pressure to produce something glossier and "more professional" for Laura Ashley was disastrous, she says: "I crashed and burned".