Sentence examples for able practitioners from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the Greeks were able practitioners of the phenomenon we now know as hype.

But the Coen Brothers are among the most able practitioners in America and this film is one of their best attempts to turn a familiar genre - the True Crime drama - into something miles away from the ordinary.

Children's verse was well served by such able practitioners as Dorothy Aldis and Rosemary and Stephen Vincent Benét, with their stirring, hearty ballad-like poems collected in A Book of Americans (1933).

Remember "The Restaurant," on NBC?) At Bar Basque, Mr. Chodorow has taken a thrilling cuisine and able practitioners of it, and put them in what amounts to a nightclub.

And for most bloggers, writing is a sideline to the work that pays the bills, but it can on occasion lead especially able practitioners into paying work as writers.

Maybe some able practitioners can send healing energy to Congress and all branches of government, and dissolve the diseases of greed and obsession with power.

Character assassination never had a more able practitioner.

Oehlenschläger was by now recognized as an important Romantic poet and an able practitioner of what Friedrich Schlegel termed Universalpoesie, a universal, historical, comparative approach to literature.

It seems that 51-year-old Junger feels a sort of older-brother bond with Hetherington, in addition to the respect that one very able practitioner often affords another master of a different, but connected discipline.

Socially conscious films were staples for Warner Brothers in the 1930s, and in 1935 Curtiz proved himself to be an able practitioner of the genre with Black Fury, in which Paul Muni played a coal miner who is murdered by company police.

Administration officials said Mr. Bush viewed Mr. Greenspan as an able practitioner of the art of raising and lowering interest rates, the Fed's primary task, although they did not mention Mr. Greenspan's views on tax and budget policy, a more sensitive arena in which the Fed chairman has often clashed with members of both parties.