Sentence examples for becomes a practitioner from inspiring English sources
The protagonist of The Good Liar is Roy Courtnay (aka, among other identities, Roy or Rob Marriott), a vicar's son and former war hero who becomes a practitioner of financial scams.
Stay relevant and well connected so that you can become a practitioner of "active wisdom" for years to come.
During the war, Whitman eschewed the ecstasies of the cosmos and became "a practitioner of the quotidian," she said.
Electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) exhibits significant potential but has not yet become a practitioner's tool due to challenges in interpreting the survey results at real sites.
Beth Chatto has become a practitioner of the necessary ideal, a gardener who began with an inhospitable site -- dry, gravelly soil in a former parking lot -- and created a garden that actually acknowledges the implications of global warming.
Warhol changed as an artist, and became a practitioner of what he called "business art," because he got shot, but something was already happening in the circles around him that led to his getting shot.
Not to become a practitioner of it but to just learn about it so I can work with it, work with the elements in it and so that I can collaborate with Indian musicians.
Whether it is imposing tariffs to protect the steel industry at the expense of industries that use steel, propping up the dying coal industry or seeking to raise postal rates on Amazon (whose founder, Jeffrey P. Bezos, owns The Post), Trump has become a practitioner of industrial policy of the type conservatives traditionally have shunned — and for good reason.
As I said earlier it was very important for me to combine new theories with practice, and a series of events helped me to become a practitioner during my PhD.
