Sentence examples for too professional for from inspiring English sources

"It can seem too professional for a lot of people; they aren't thinking about what links to post to best exhibit that side of themselves," she said.

My world is too professional for that.

Mr. Kouchakzadeh said that Iran's Intelligence Ministry was too professional and efficient for such an amateur operation.

Another story of a woman who had been dinged in her career for being "too" professional, well I guess essentially for not opening up.

Are the photographs too professional?

The style was not greatly admired by gentlemen and connoisseurs, who considered it too brilliantly professional for their taste.

They were simply too clinical and professional for a famous upset to ever realistically be on the cards and by the end, with the match over as a contest, the visitors were threatening to make this a more humiliating experience than a refreshingly sprightly Bournemouth deserved.

For too long professional politicians have lorded their experience over us and slowly eroded our sense that our system truly values the ideal of democracy as a vehicle that empowers the people.

Often they are locals appointed in cities too insignificant for professional consulates.

It's hard to feel too sorry for professional misfortunes that befall Irene Rosenfeld.

But they were either technically inadequate or too expensive even for professional photographers.