Sentence examples for earliest practitioners from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harris was one of hip-hop's earliest practitioners on the concert dance stage.

One of its earliest practitioners was the Florentine goldsmith and niellist Maso Finiguerra (1426 64).

But the earliest practitioners of lobotomy saw another potential benefit: relief from severe and resistant pain.

Some of the earliest practitioners and devotees of the method in the United States were Geoffrey Hartmann, J. Hillis Miller, and Paul de Man, all of Yale University.

[10] Salafism is a form of Muslim fundamentalism harking back to the purity of the earliest practitioners of Islam (the "ancestors," or Salaf).

Yet its earliest practitioners hoped to "create a new kind of spectacle," one that "would harmonize dance, music, and language into a measured whole".

John Randle and Howie Long played versions of it; Bob Lilly and Merlin Olsen were other early practitioners.

Early practitioners included a number of vigorous salesmen, including Joseph H. Clarke, a road salesman for a coffin company.

The idea of truth has always been central to literature – so central that the early practitioners of fiction published their work under the guise of autobiography.

If what distinguishes the early practitioners of the jump shot, and the move itself, is the act of jumping, it's unclear how Bird qualifies for inclusion.

Just as early practitioners accepted the virtues of draining blood away, most mid-twentieth-century doctors took it on faith that infusing more was better.