Sentence examples for true professions from inspiring English sources

They do not stand comparison with true professions such as medicine or the law.

Society has an implicit contract with true professions — we grant them privileges because we trust them to self-govern.

Teachers represent one of the largest true professions in the United States, with some 3.7 million full-time teachers across the country, or more than 1percentt of our population.

I never thought of it as a true profession.

"And the days when we are a true profession is here".

Happily, though, he stayed at his true profession, that of writer.

At Sing Sing, dependent on the protection of his colleagues and rightfully afraid for his safety if his true profession were discovered, he seems to have made himself so inconspicuous and unintrusive as to negate part of his power as a journalist.

The "wonderfully sinister" McGinnis is a man without a past, whose true profession and background no one can quite confirm, and Dennis the Australian is a widower whose former married life is an implausible mystery.

"I've always been convinced that my true profession is that of a journalist," Márquez once said.

While in Walter Reed Army Hospital, he began writing a book and discovered his true profession--that of being a writer.

The Archbishop of Canterbury: "Will you to the utmost of your power maintain the Laws of God and the true profession of the Gospel?