Sentence examples for influential practitioner from inspiring English sources
He was voted HR's Most Influential Practitioner in 2012.
LUDWIGSHAFEN, Germany — "Artifact," the first ballet that William Forsythe created after becoming director of the Frankfurt Ballet in 1984, is a masterpiece, a work that definitively shows this choreographer as the most influential practitioner of the art form since Balanchine.
At the time of his self-banishment, Rollins was, among other things, the most influential practitioner on his instrument to come along since Lester Young and Coleman Hawkins; the unofficial head of the hard-bop school (a refinement of bebop); and one of the first of the now plentiful abstract or semi-abstract jazz improvisers.
After Ireland's Eileen Gray transplanted herself to Paris in 1907, she became a highly influential practitioner of the modern movement.
Among our adjunct faculty members are influential practitioners who share their wealth of experience in the classroom.
Sometimes it resembles the art of untutored outsiders, but its most influential practitioners have been artists of great sophistication: Jim Nutt, H. C. Westermann, R. Crumb and Gary Panter, to name a few.
We hold cinematography and TV collections, as well as the National Photography Collection, which contains key images by numerous influential practitioners, including the world's first negative.
The journey from a Buddhism antithetical to Western go-getting has been charted quite consciously by a number of influential practitioners in the baby-boom generation.
In doing so, he added heft to a legend that came to obscure his gifts as one of journalism's most influential practitioners.
But in our more prosaic age, the most influential practitioners deal with what E. B. White, an occasional columnist, called the political pickle.
How did we go from "Be here now" to "R.O.I".? The journey from a Buddhism antithetical to Western go-getting has been charted quite consciously by a number of influential practitioners in the baby-boom generation.
