In line with the vague professional identities supplied for reality-show contestants, they have titles like business development manager.
"Some sexy stuff," says pseudonym, not his/her real name because he/she is the writer's friend on Facebook, a vague professional from a major city.
By Rosemary Counter September 16, 2014 "Some sexy stuff," says pseudonym, not his/her real name because he/she is the writer's friend on Facebook, a vague professional from a major city.
Seeing as we seem to have established some sort of vaguely professional tone, let's roll with it: despite prematch rumours contrarywise, Graeme Smith is fit and will play.
Unlike many low-budget films, it has a vaguely professional veneer of makeup, costuming, and lighting — even if somewhere at the level of soap operas.
It is a query with a subtext, namely "how sick, how heartless can one individual be?" Hearing this I usually say "well, I've made my accommodation with it," which sounds vaguely professional enough.
Hanno is a psychologist and I'm a journalist, so we can both claim some vaguely professional interest in the adventure, and there isn't anything else going on tonight anyway.
I am a poor, lesbian/feminist, vague socialist, professional waitress, and over-age student from the rural/poor socio-economic stratum of America.
Last night, we got a heavy does of the cringing, but nothing even vaguely resembling professional success.
It is also poor formatting, exotic fonts, unnecessary personal information and, worst of all, vague descriptions of professional achievements.
Bachmann, it emerged, had a substantial criminal record, including convictions for drug dealing and assault, and so other spokespeople stepped forward, including a woman named Kathrin Oertel, who is vague about her professional background but talks passionately about the victimhood of PEGIDA.
