Sentence examples for total professionalism from inspiring English sources

He has shown total professionalism.

As a rider, there had been no showboating, just total professionalism and a contented knowledge of his own abilities.

Hidetoshi Nakata talks as he plays spontaneously, unpredictably and with an exuberant zest for life.Harder to explain is the success of Hazuki Saisho's curious treatise on whether total professionalism in music is imperative.

It is only fair to lead off with Valbella!! Ristorante (1309 E. Putnam Avenue, Riverside; 203-637-1155), whose "Excellent" rating is based on its total professionalism: the smooth execution of its stylish Italian menu and an all-around first-rate dining experience.

Even though life on board is, for a guest, assiduously magical, with total professionalism and constant Broadway-style high-budget shows, bingo, origami and acupuncture classes, films under the stars and shore excursions to snorkel with tropical fish and ride horses through Mexican rainforests, from time to time I detect tiny flashes of cabin fever.

Steve Rotherham, the Labour MP for Liverpool Walton, said: "We have done in nine weeks what it normally takes nine months or more to achieve, working with a phenomenally dedicated team, all of whom have worked for free and displayed total professionalism throughout".

Four core principles will be covered at the symposium: league history, total wellness, professionalism and experience.

Factor analysis showed that the data on the questionnaire decomposed into three factors, which accounted for 72.6%% of the total variance: professionalism, collaboration, and communication.

Factor analysis showed that the data on the questionnaire decomposed into three factors which counted for 76.4 % of the total variance: professionalism, collaboration, and communication.

A 34-item scale was used to measure a total score for professionalism and the eight attributes of professionalism in five subscales (5 items for each subscale).

The following day one Brazilian newspaper ran a picture of Ronaldo toiling under the sun at a training session alongside the headline "Hangover?" "To start with [Ronaldo] needs to defeat the number one enemy of a celebrity: a total lack of professionalism," ESPN's football columnist, Jose Roberto Malia, wrote this week.