Sentence examples for an early practitioner from inspiring English sources

Miss Samuels was an early practitioner of photojournalism as documentary.

The first piece he considered was a watercolor by Paul Signac, an early practitioner of Pointillism.

Fosdick was an early practitioner of pastoral counselling and of the church's cooperation with psychiatry.

But Mr. Minott, an early practitioner of the form, shunned the harshness.

The prints may have been created by his son Charles Paul Furne, an early practitioner of photography.

In the United Kingdom, he was an early practitioner of organ-transplant surgery, the author of classic papers in medical journals.

Comparing him to artist Stanley Spencer, an earlier practitioner of nude portraiture, Knight wrote that "Freud's art is rarely so complex, but sometimes it does have the capacity to beguile".

ARCHAEOLOGY is an inexact science, as Sir Arthur Evans, a flamboyant early practitioner, knew.

Chaney was an ardent fly fisherman and early practitioner of catch and release who had escaped to the area for many years.

Basketball obscurantists have nominated a hard-nosed journeyman as one early practitioner of the bump.

In particular, it is well recognised that an important transition occurs between being an undergraduate student and being an early career practitioner, and it has been consistently shown that 'becoming a prescriber for real' is one of its most dominant, and negative, features [ 22, 23].