Sentence examples for been practitioners from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who practices a profession or art, especially law or medicine.
In Britain only a handful of names are routinely cited as having been practitioners of surrealism or, to some degree, influenced by it: Humphrey Jennings, Graham Sutherland, Lucian Freud, Francis Bacon.
His career path is not typical: Most forensics researchers in academia have never been practitioners.
See Judaism, 7. The phenomenon within Judaism of Ba'alei Teshuvah the term used to describe Jews who decide to turn to Jewish practice without having been practitioners to that point, might fall into this category for him.
The Hawaiian people have been practitioners of the art of aquaculture for centuries.
Working moms have long been practitioners and advocates of innovative working careers; now those who want and/or need to continue to work well past 20th century retirement norms join in.
What I see is practitioners who are inspirational.
Balls and Brown were practitioners of this particular art form.
They want to be practitioners – they don't just want to be wiping bums.
There are practitioners showing lack of compassion and students noticing it in all healthcare professions.
Such chains are practitioners of corporate barbarism when it comes to subtle rituals of coffee making.
Nansen and the Scandinavians were practitioners of what we now call Nordic skiing.
