Sentence examples for chief practitioner from inspiring English sources

Bain is the chief practitioner of "relationship" consulting, which calls for a remarkable level of intimacy with its major clients.

In doing so, Mr. Orbán was imitating Vladimir Putin, perhaps the world's chief practitioner of illiberal democracy.

Modern Nepali drama, of which Sama was the chief practitioner, was influenced in its depiction of contemporary social problems by Western playwrights, notably Henrik Ibsen.

By 1900 Prairie architecture was mature, and Frank Lloyd Wright, 33 years old and mainly self-taught, was its chief practitioner.

After the Second World War, Messiaen formed links to the European vanguard, and taught three of its chief practitioners — Boulez, Stockhausen, and Xenakis.

Just as the flower of the nation's youth died in the trenches, so a "native line" of poetry associated with Thomas perished with the arrival of modernism, whose chief practitioners came from Europe and America.

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.

The whole tidy ecosystem of cause and effect — the belief that there is something rational and meritocratic about high finance — has burned away along with the billions of dollars spent to bail out its chief practitioners.

Spanish poetry eventually became marked by the elaborate conceits and wordplay of the Baroque movements known as culteranismo and conceptismo (qq.v ., whose chief practitioners were Luis de Góngora y Argote and Quevedo, respectively.

A hubris, a madness, has overtaken the financial world in the past two or three years, causing some of its chief practitioners to delude themselves that the old rules of prudence had gone out of the window.

Spanish poetry eventually became marked by the elaborate conceits and wordplay of the Baroque movements known as culteranismo and conceptismo, whose chief practitioners were Luis de Góngora y Argote and Quevedo, respectively.