Sentence examples for sort of professional from inspiring English sources

He is that sort of professional.

"We both are, sort of, professional about it," Schwartzel said.

Which sort of professional is best depends on the approach an investor wants to take.

But the online detective, who had no sort of professional training, or even long practice, is a purely modern phenomenon.

And you'll certainly recognise the barmaid who displays "the sort of professional disinterest that makes British pubs such havens".

Chip, in particular, has become a sort of professional spring breaker — he was there with Josh making a video called "Spring Break Uncensored".

These are the sort of professionals who set up "defined benefit" Keogh plans, those being the ones that pay a certain dollar benefit at retirement.

Psychologists, psychiatrists and even your general doctor might be the sort of professionals to consider.

Most of them have chosen one or other of two sorts of professional shelter.

"We believe that the habits of mind that a liberal education produces are particularly valuable for all sorts of professional pursuits".

What the father gave to the son still remained, in law, the father's property, but the rules concerning the son's own earnings had been extended to many sorts of professional earnings; and in other acquisitions (such as property inherited from the mother), the father's rights were reduced to a life interest (usufruct).