Sentence examples for specialists themselves from inspiring English sources

Outsiders to the field might have thought that the auction house specialists themselves were playfully inclined.

The Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra -- made up of fellows, mostly in their 20's, who audition to study at the center -- shared the stage with opera stars and Wagner specialists, themselves drawn by the presence of the man on the podium.

The NHS and other healthcare systems requires patients to collate all their specialists themselves.

This is something noted by the localization specialists themselves, too.

This is something noted by the localisation specialists themselves, too.

The second group was the support specialists themselves.

In conclusion, there was no quantitative lack of information, but a qualitative one, as the following two statements reflect: "The majority of patients nowadays open the envelope (of the specialist) themselves.

The travel specialists found themselves planning a Manhattan affair rather than a destination wedding.

Meanwhile, "I just want you to fulfil your potential" translates as "you're a bright kid, but bone idle", and, "Just do your best" can be double-edged (thinks: and this is your best?) Even parenting specialists get themselves in a double-bind.

As specialists find themselves dealing with more intergenerational cases, they are finding that what is true in these households should be true more broadly: The only way to reverse the epidemic of diabetes is to address it as a family problem.

Specialists who themselves had worked as FCC providers or center-based teachers were considered as having worked with children.