Sentence examples for wholly professional from inspiring English sources

Betto is quiet, its bartenders are wholly professional, and its menu is extremely flexible.

It is restful because it is quiet, because its bartenders are wholly professional, and because its menu is extremely flexible.

Anyone who has seen Richardson's photos, frequently featuring a naked or nearly naked women, often simulating sexual acts, occasionally with a naked Richardson in the frame, too, will not be astonished that the man does not always exhibit wholly professional behaviour in the work place.

She read insincerity in such prime ministerial phrases as knowing "from colleagues" that her son was "brave, selfless and wholly professional"; in the redundancies of "esteem and regard" and "courage and bravery"; and in the hyperbole of asserting her son's "huge contribution to the security of our country".

Profumo's tenure as war minister coincided with a period of transition in the armed forces, involving the end of conscription and the development of a wholly professional army.

On September 3, 1895 the first wholly professional game was played, in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, between the Latrobe Athletic Association and the Jeannette Athletic Club.

So-called "Botox parties" or "filler parties" - where groups of friends gather to receive the treatments at home - are "wholly incompatible" with professional standards, the RCS said.

The result is a powerful combination of passionate professionals wholly aligned and focused on the same goal -- empowering women to realize their full potential.

Most female mystics were silly and became "possessed" by djinns, Shah said, while assuring me that his interactions with djinns were professional, and wholly in line with teachings of Islamic scripture.

While Akin's remarks were quickly denounced by Democrats and Republicans alike, anti-abortion advocates have long floated the idea that pregnancy from rape is rare, a position wholly discredited by medical professionals.

The aim of this systematic review is to assess the impact of co-ordinated multi-disciplinary care planning involving primary care professionals, either wholly within primary care or by primary-secondary care teams, on outcomes in stroke, relative to usual care.