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But what does it mean to be professorial on television?

The gold glasses did not give me a professorial look.

He retired from this professorial chair at the age of 70.

It was the student who had complained of professorial access.

In 1909 he resigned his professorial position to work full time on insurance.

In this year Spencer became president of the professorial board, an office he was to hold for seven years.

The senator himself makes an impression more professorial than official.

A former teacher, he obviously knows the professorial types on campus.

He was the tall man from the bar, the athletic, professorial one.

The professorial method, involving the class in the answers always works.

"This Administration has not been able to distinguish between professorial concepts and foreign policy," he said.

He spoke in a slightly lower voice than the others, sounding almost professorial.

Some of those present recognized him and all could see the professorial shoulder patch.

He was one of the earliest Africans to hold a professorial chair.

He could not resist a professorial comment on Hitler's works.

And with two utterly simple, but totally different, professorial answers.

He holds the title of senior engineer at the professorial level.

He started back to his chair, then stopped, pointing a professorial finger in the air.

It is a little sedan, a rather professorial car.

True to his professorial roots, he tends to lecture rather than talk.

The people who were in a professorial frame of mind did much better than the "hooligans."

All at once, he folded his arms in a rigid professorial pose.

For the next ten years, he served in a number of pastoral and professorial posts.

The judge, despite his professorial look, lives a tense life and has said he had to grow used to living with death threats.

The professor has also left behind reams of extremely professorial letters.