Sentence examples for later practitioners from inspiring English sources

Later practitioners of phrenology even found locations for pampering children, gluttony and Republican politics.

Johann Sebastian Bach's church music was cited as the earliest example, and later practitioners included Kurt Weill.

Later practitioners of the literature of insult include Émile Zola, particularly in his celebrated article on the Dreyfus affair, J' Accuse (1898).

The Maximes (1665) of François VI, Duke de La Rochefoucauld marked one of the high points of the epigram in French, influencing such later practitioners as Voltaire.

In the works of Panini, a Hindu grammarian, the sutra style reached a perfection never attained before and only imperfectly approximated by the later practitioners.

Halliwell suffered the fate of the pioneer whose ideas are refined and improved by later practitioners; Quipu, for example, as well as being a vehicle for his own work, produced plays by Pinter, Strindberg, Shaw and Poliakoff.

Later, as practitioners of the healing arts, we discovered that we could be outliers if we consumed too many of a hospital's resources.

(Int. 43; GP) Despite concerns about the tests increasing consultation lengths (reported in a later section), practitioners reported that the tests were easy to use once they were familiar with them.

Moreover, how such education carries over to and impacts their decision making as clinical students initially and as clinical practitioners later on requires attention.

Components of the UKCAT were chosen as the best tests available to select for attributes that were considered to be important in medical and dental students, and later in qualified practitioners, and that complemented the academic screening provided by A levels.

Through the help of Dainichi's compassionate con-descension or kaji (more on this in a later section), the practitioner is enabled to inter-resonate with the sermon of the cosmos.