Sentence examples for worthy profession from inspiring English sources
Her mother died in 2012; when she thinks about whether being an entertainer is a worthy profession, she tells me a touching story.
Is it a greater fraud to put someone at the front of a classroom and call them a teacher when they possess neither the ethical values nor the knowledge to exercise such a worthy profession?
Also, in an autobiographical short story called Serenade: How My Father Won My Mother, published in the New Yorker (February 19 , 2001, Garcia Márquez wrote: "Over the course of the year, Gabriel Eligio gave up his worthy profession of telegraph operator and devoted his talent as an autodidact to a science on the decline: homeopathy".
Having myself served early in my career as announcer and record-player, I do not intend to disparage those two worthy professions.
Years later, on his blog, Mr. Awlaki would compare Thomas Gradgrind, Charles Dickens's notoriously utilitarian headmaster in "Hard Times," "to some Muslim parents who are programmed to think that only medicine or engineering are worthy professions for their children".
"Given the dismal state of the economy and the growing skills gap, it's time we redeem these jobs as meaningful, valuable professions worthy of all Americans".
Only in this way will chiropractic generate the cultural authority required for recognition as a group worthy of the title "Profession".
The result was a list of just over 300 people (grouped by their primary profession) whose ideas are deemed worthy of public attention by the gatekeepers of the publications I surveyed.
Sun TV will have programmes on love, marriage and concubines in old China, on the lives of emperors, and even on such ancient Cantonese professions as ear-picking.Will such worthy stuff make money?
Still, requiring new lawyers to demonstrate their commitment to the profession's ideals of service is a worthy step in the right direction.
The fantastical fairytale confection of the House for Essex, by FAT architects and artist Grayson Perry, was not deemed worthy of a gong, to widespread outcries from the architectural profession.
