Sentence examples for apprentice practitioner from inspiring English sources
What attracts her to acting, a profession in which she still seems to feel she is an apprentice practitioner, Oscar and critical acclaim notwithstanding, is the mystery of what resides behind the masks people wear.
(Simon Schama challenges some of these ideas in Dead Certainties (Schama 1991).) So the apprentice practitioner seeks to gain knowledge of the practices of his/her elders in the profession: what counts as a compelling argument, how to assess a body of archival evidence, how to offer or criticize an interpretation of complex events that necessarily exceeds the available evidence.
A few weeks after finishing the module, I consider myself just an apprentice reflective practitioner.
Some doctors trained by apprenticing with practitioners.
In the literature of the chief practitioners, "The Apprentice" stands squarely in the tradition of "Life à la Henri," the disarming memoir of the man who, at 14, invented crêpes suzette.
Colleagues Andy Abbot and Mark Henrie are probably right that you're likely to get farther faster if you spend those four years apprenticing with seasoned practitioners in your areas of special interest.
Brad and Sarah delved into the primitive-skills community, apprenticing with elder practitioners, studying herbalism, tracking, learning how to make Paleolithic stone tools and weapons, salvaging roadkill, tanning hides and pelts, sleeping in snow shelters, being left in the middle of nowhere for days with nothing but a knife and some cord.
An apprentice should get apprentice wages.
Television: 'The Apprentice'.
Mary McCarthy, Bernard Malamud and Saul Bellow were apprentice contributors.
