Sentence examples for finest practitioners from inspiring English sources

One of the genre's finest practitioners, and a father of Belgian Art Nouveau, was Victor Horta.

Rococo portraiture had its finest practitioners in Jean-Marc Nattier and Jean-Baptiste Perroneau. Jean-Baptiste Perroneau

The perfectly even-handed critic is a fantasy that doesn't fit the profile of its finest practitioners.

In fact, the great unwashed were constantly renewing the High Arts and some of the finest practitioners were in fact ordinary lads from similar backgrounds to mine.

In Australia, David Malouf, one of the finest practitioners of the short story, delivered 31 selections constituting his epic collection The Complete Short Stories.

He is one of the finest practitioners of our craft and will be sorely missed, not least as a mentor to other reporters who he has inspired over the years.

Its finest practitioner was Dio Chrysostom (c. 40 c. 110 ce).

Porter was the most formidable classical-music critic of the late twentieth century, and, pace George Bernard Shaw and Virgil Thomson, may have been the finest practitioner of this unsystematic art in the history of the English language.

Porter was the most formidable classical-music critic of the late twentieth century, and, pace George Bernard Shaw and Virgil Thomson, may have been the finest practitioner of this unsystematic art in the history of the English language.

Only when Sexton, the international game's  finest practitioner of the outside-half's art, left the field midway through the third quarter with a hamstring injury did the balance of the contest shift towards the visitors.

August 1 2013 August 4 201313 Aug. 1-4: trombonebone takes center stage as Steve Turre invites three other fine practitioners of the instrument — Robin Eubanks, Frank Lacy, and Steve Davis — to join him here.