Meanings of professional person in English

A professional person had been abducted and couldn't be found.

I am a professional person and the number of resumes per job opening are staggering.

You send cold tea to her by a decayed professional person disguised as a waiter.

It makes sense to appoint a professional person to administer the Estate and act as Executor.

As far as I'm concerned, everyone who came to his house was an adult professional person, she said.

I don't have to say, as one professional person to another, that there's such a thing as ethics.

If legal advice or other expert assistance is required, the services of a competent professional person should be sought.

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The more reasonable period would be 12 months, taking into account he was a professional person, and the level of responsibility involved.

Annika Fucking Giannini was most likely on her side, but it was the professional friendship of a professional person who was her lawyer.

He misses those glancing hits which the hard-featured young professional person calls "carroms," and insists on pocketing his own ball instead of the other one.

He {55} emphasized repeatedly that the professional person, as he increasingly understands man, should take on increasing responsibility to man, one's self and one's others.

Only 1.8% of women self-described as sexually abused reported remembering the abuse with the help of a therapist or other professional person.

These are the only professional persons, and they are held in high esteem.

They were of the "Effendi class," and might be merchants or professional persons.

Professional persons of all kinds need it.