Sentence examples for brilliant practitioners from inspiring English sources

These brilliant practitioners are products of the very courses being held up as contributing to social work being a low-status profession.

Though brilliant practitioners of guerrilla warfare, the Boers eventually surrendered to British forces in 1902, thus ending the independent existence of the Boer republics.

This event will provide a taste of this rich poetic tradition in the company of one of its most brilliant practitioners.

The 17th century saw some of its most brilliant practitioners in Galileo, Descartes, Newton, and Leibniz.

The 17th century saw some of its most brilliant practitioners in Galileo, Descartes, Newton, and Leibniz (see Brown, 1986; Ducheyne, 2006; Gendler, 1998; Koyré, 1968; Kuhn, 1964, pp. 246 252; McAllister, 1996 and 2005; McMullin, 1985; Palmieri, 2003 and 2005; Prudovsky, 1989).

He is a brilliant practitioner of musical parody, riffing everything from medieval chant to break-dance disco.

Mr. Whitehead knew Mr. Merrick as a ruthless adversary and a brilliant practitioner of the art of spin: "David was not a beloved competitor," he said.

For a man who once told his friend Beatrice Webb that he "disliked the profession of diplomacy", Ivan Maisky was an unusually brilliant practitioner of the art of being an ambassador.

It was certainly nothing to do with the man himself, a jockey whose reputation as a popular ambassador for racing, as well as a brilliant practitioner of its arts, is undisputed.

By reputation a brilliant practitioner of twelve-tone technique, he had always had a secret yen for sensuous, late-Romantic harmony, and in "Neruda Songs," a recording of which is not yet available, that desire came rushing to the surface.

But the keenest sense of loss may have been felt in the opera world, where Chéreau had established himself not merely as a brilliant practitioner of opera direction but as a prime mover in the recent history of the art.