Sentence examples for a talented practitioner from inspiring English sources

Willie Nelson's salute to America's small farmers on Sunday night was circuslike: it included American Indian wisdom dancers, a few marines, a talented practitioner of the stumpf fiddle (a bouncing stick with noisemakers attached), two of his children and about a dozen guitarists onstage at the same time, including Neil Young and Derek Trucks.

(Sinagra) LCD SOUNDSYSTEM (Wednesday) With songs like "Losing My Edge" and "Daft Punk Is Playing at My House," the Brooklyn producer and LCD leader James Murphy has proven himself a talented practitioner and master theorist of retro-chic sound, especially the current vogue for refashioning early 80's "dance-punk".

Ms. James, 91 and the author of 20 previous books, is the greatest living writer of British crime fiction, and probably that genre's most talented practitioner ever.

Chris Arnade, one of our favorite New York City photographers, stumbled across a talented, young practitioner of parkour in the Bronx earlier this year.

A spokesman for Luqmani Thompson and Partners in Wood Green, north London, the law firm where she worked as David Burgess, said: "We are immensely saddened by the death of David Burgess, an enormously talented practitioner, an inspiration to a generation of lawyers practising in this field, and a great friend.

Such a talented young man.

Colleagues viewed him as a talented researcher.

Carr certainly was a talented editor.

She also had a talented brother.

No amount of Botox and hair dye could disguise the fact that rock 'n' roll's most talented practitioners are a dying breed.

The creator of the sacristy work was the 18th-century painter Violante Siries Cerroti, the daughter of a Medici court engraver and a practitioner talented enough to have a portrait in the Vasari Corridor, where works by the famous masters are exhibited.