Sentence examples for supremely professional from inspiring English sources

The politics of the Blair administration, until recently anyway, has been supremely professional.

The point this exhibition, organised by American Illustrators Gallery, New York, with the National Museum of American Illustration (NMAI), is not to suggest that Rockwell was more than his professed trade but that he was supremely professional at it.

At his ill-timed press conference, four days after Closer magazine printed photos of Hollande in a crash helmet on a scooter reportedly riding to meet Gayet, 41, the president was punchy, defiant and, on the political front, supremely professional.

It's designed by a renowned architect and features a supremely professional staff.

Despite this, however, he commented that his comrades performed all their tasks in a supremely professional manner.

To some, he is an articulate poster boy of the new breed of rugby professional, supremely dedicated to his trade and fiercely ambitious.

Reopened after a complete renovation in 1992 as a German-Russian joint venture, the hotel, not surprisingly, is supremely efficient, clean and professional.

This is actually one of the opt-in items on the list, and if you do choose to participate, LinkedIn will offer to help your with messages by autogenerating simple responses, handling meeting scheduling or even breaking the ice (which should really not be a supremely involved experience on a professional social networking platform).

Both are products of their own elites — Mr. Bush from the old East Coast establishment, Ms. Rice from Southern black professionals — who are supremely self-confident on the surface but harbor resentments underneath.

These included, supremely, an implicit understanding of what makes professional footballers function at optimum levels.

(Unix is a supremely stable, industrial-strength operating system favored by computer professionals for everything from scientific and academic applications to running Web sites).