Sentence examples for a devoted practitioner from inspiring English sources
Parks's Zen-like, sometimes distracted charm (she is a devoted practitioner of Ashtanga yoga) was the perfect counterpart to Metzgar's businesslike focus.
The pattern of ameliorating legislation was inherited rather than novel, and the measures were refinements rather than radical changes in the structure of law or society; Marcus was not a great legislator, but he was a devoted practitioner of the role of ombudsman.
That's right, Piketty is a devoted practitioner of what I call the "Full Francais".
He has befriended many zen masters along the way and has become a devoted practitioner of "zen daoism".
There is a dedicated meditation room at the Vermont headquarters of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc., and CEO Robert Stiller himself is a devoted practitioner.
A leading scholar and classicist as well as sharp intellect and devoted practitioner, Zhu Xi worked out a philosophically compelling synthesis of the ideas of the Northern Song (960 1126 CE) masters Zhou Dunyi (1017 73), Zhang Zai (1020 77), and the brothers Cheng Yi (1033 1107) and Cheng Hao (1032 85).
Robert J. Sanborn, the former manager of the Oakmark fund and a devoted value practitioner, called the technology sector "the most mispriced asset class I've ever seen in my entire career".
These disciplines frequently draw from one another, yet their devoted practitioners rarely have the opportunity for high-level intellectual and cultural exchange.
But largely unknown to even the most devoted practitioners of the city game is that most of the basketball rims on these courts have been individually crafted by a team of blacksmiths who cut, weld and paint each by hand.
And, quite apart from these qualms, there is another compelling reason to doubt that Islamic fundamentalism accounts for the rise of suicide bombing: non-Muslims are among its most devoted practitioners.Human cruise missilesThe single most prolifically suicidal terrorist group is the LTTE, or Tamil Tigers.
The most devoted practitioners, Masereel and Ward, moved on to other work for which they became better known; Masereel's obituary did not even mention his wordless novels.
