Sentence examples for of distinguished practitioners from inspiring English sources

Its annual awards "mark the achievements of distinguished practitioners".

The beginning civil-law judge can expect to start at the lowest level and, like any other civil servant, to rise in the hierarchy through a series of promotions (though a modest number of positions on the highest courts are reserved for distinguished practitioners or professors as well as for career civil servants).

Mr Baker is one of the most distinguished practitioners of the Kissingerian school of realpolitik.

In 1993, Queen Elizabeth II appointed him to the Order of Merit, an exclusive body of just 24 distinguished practitioners of the arts and sciences.

Iakushina faced the daunting challenge of winning the final two rounds or inflicting a stoppage on one of her sport's most distinguished practitioners and she had early success when she trapped Shields on the ropes.

Some of English literature's most distinguished practitioners in the 20th century—from Joseph Conrad at its beginning to V.S. Naipaul and Tom Stoppard at its end were born outside the British Isles.

Feith, a neoconservative whose title at Georgetown is visiting professor and distinguished practitioner in national-security policy, has been a nemesis of Tenet's, and though Feith told me that he has tried to be friendly to Tenet — "I'm civil with everybody" — Tenet has shown no interest in reciprocating.

Dante was the first truly distinguished practitioner, but his monumental work, the Divine Comedy, is written in verse, not prose.

He also made numerous portrait busts of distinguished contemporaries.

Talk story about Herman Wasserman, music teacher of distinguished pupils.

Bernoulli family, Two generations of distinguished Swiss mathematicians.