"Like many another foul art, rudeness has gifted practitioners," he says, and several presumed rivals would confirm it.
'Masterclasses' will offer unique insights from some of the world's most gifted practitioners and will cover a range of disciplines including photography, writing, gardening, cooking and music.
Thought analogy was the highest form of intelligent communication and was its most gifted practitioner.
At the same time, as an Indian, I remain conscious of, and connected to, my pre-urban and non-Anglophone antecedents: my novels reflect an intellectual heritage that embraces the ancient epic the Mahabharata, the Kerala folk dance called the ottamthullal (of which my father was a gifted practitioner) and the Hindi B-movies of Bollywood, as well as Shakespeare, Wodehouse and the Beatles.
The Markle Foundation awarded Marston a grant as a "gifted practitioner" in the advancement of his academic medical career.
Cooking alongside Edward Lee, an Iron Chef champ and Top Chef contestant, and Jason Scholz, a gifted practitioner of Southern charcuterie, he knocked our socks off with a simple jelly roll cake.
Given German Expressionism's huge influence on film noir, it is unsurprising that Lang would become one of its most-gifted practitioners.
Yes, he was a brilliant neurosurgeon, but the tenacity and skills required to become a gifted medical practitioner have not translated well into presidential-style economic policies.
Passionate balletomane, gifted photographer, serious yoga practitioner, talented art scholar, and ardent feminist, she is much missed by family and friends.
She was an accomplished and gifted lawyer, recognized as a leading practitioner in her field, and was involved in many of the most significant corporate and securities cases of the past 15 years.
For those who prize the mainstream jazz of the 1950s and 1960s, he was a gifted trumpeter and one of the best practitioners of "hard-bop".
