amateurism

He was a strong advocate of amateurism in the game.

Amateurism can be seen in both a negative and positive light.

Perhaps, however, that is to miss the point of British amateurism.

For many years, the question of amateurism posed a problem.

Musical amateurism has become the exception rather than the rule.

Since then, continuity has gone the way of amateurism and communism.

But here again there is an engaging strain of amateurism.

But courageous amateurism was all the rage in the early 90's.

But there was always a deliberate touch of amateurism about his performance in court.

Sooner or later, the President has to learn that amateurism is his enemy.

He gives amateurism a good name, but amateur unfortunately means other things as well.

Colleges are discussing changes that would have to be based on a new model of amateurism.

Because of the strict amateurism rules in force at the time, she had to turn most offers down.

It was the mark of amateurism to risk one's life unnecessarily.

These were the first laws relating to amateurism in any football code.

In those years, amateurism was far more highly regarded.

He is a consistent advocate for amateurism and free emotional expression.

She felt that it gave the prospective client an impression of amateurism.

Blow someone up to three stories and amateurism jumps off the screen as if it is coming at you in 3-D.

"Amateurism is the strongest form of discrimination in sports," says Lewis.

The characters are unabashed about their own amateurism as performers.

For a big international competition, this wasn't much money, in keeping with the spirit of amateurism.

Street art and professionalism versus amateurism in sport are also up for discussion.

In the threatening world of the western Caribbean, such amateurism was not seen as possible."

"Do we need to rethink some of these rules relative to amateurism, the way the Olympics have?"