Profession in sentence

518 examples of Profession in a sentence

Well, to describe our profession otherwise, we are actually concerned with the playful search for beauty.

Writing books is my profession but it's more than that, of course.

I used to climb trees for fun all the time and now, as a grown-up, I have made my profession understanding trees and forests, through the medium of science.

There was a time in which the economics profession worked in the public interest, but in the neoliberal era, today, they work only for big corporations and billionaires, and that is creating a little bit of a problem.

What's her profession?

Now I say "naively" because actually my profession is as a science writer.

My students were writing about their crushing anxiety, the unbearable pressure on them to succeed, their mental health diagnoses, their suicide attempts, how alone and isolated they felt and wondered if they'd gone into the right profession, and they weren't even doctors yet.

There's really widespread job dissatisfaction, high rates of depression, and doctors have one of the highest suicide rates of any profession in the United Sates.

And before I start, let me just say I work with doctors, but I'm absolutely convinced that this applies to almost any profession, especially those of us who are so committed to our work, and it can be so intense and overwhelming, that sometimes we forget why we chose to do it in the first place.

A lot of my work with physicians and medical students is just reminding them that no matter what profession we choose, we can make meaning, find beauty in the hard stuff and create.

What if I had chosen the wrong profession?

It's the only profession where you have to believe in the future.

When we're told that banking is a very respectable profession, a lot of us want to go into banking.

And if you hope to make progress in this profession, and you do believe it, you'd better keep it to yourself, because it will get in your way."

Now, Brunel was working 100 years before the emergence of the design profession, but I think he was using design thinking to solve problems and to create world-changing innovations.

As our industrial society matured, so design became a profession and it focused on an ever smaller canvas until it came to stand for aesthetics, image and fashion.

I'm a surgeon by profession, and as I stand here today talking to all of you, five billion people around the world lack access to safe surgical care.

So, while this space represents someone's profession, this one certainly represents a passion.

One of my senior colleagues told me, when I was a youngster in this profession, rather proudly, that statisticians were people who liked figures but didn't have the personality skills to become accountants.

It's one of the challenges in our profession to try and explain what we do.

And we were going to do something that was horrible for the profession.

Worse, our profession has shrouded law in a cloak of complexity.

She said, "Change your profession."

I wanted to be an ambassador, and my mentors, my heroes, people who got to the top of my profession, and here I was throwing it all away.

And yet what I found is a profession largely disconnected from the people most directly impacted by its work.

Meanwhile, the profession holds up a select few through relentless award programs focused almost exclusively on the aesthetics of buildings, rather than the societal impact or contributions of them.

The director should choose another profession, because he can't make a movie.

The screenplay writer should find another profession in which to misplace his talent, maybe afternoon soap operas would be a better venue.

This was an 1970s-type irreverent comedy, poking fun at the psychiatric profession and at Beverly Hills.

In no other profession would something like this be considered acceptable.

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