One of the great practitioners of the Theatre of Poverty is Peter Brook.
She was one of the great practitioners of movie-making.
Pedja and I got drunk and crooned along with Dean Martin, one of the great practitioners of international hedonism.
Pankhurst ranks with Gandhi and King as one of the great practitioners of what King and others called "direct action".
In Mario Cuomo we're lucky to have one of the great practitioners of this art, and in Madison Square Garden last Wednesday evening he did not disappoint.
The film is nothing if not a brilliant showcase for the colorist and designer Mary Blair, one of the great practitioners of midcentury modernism.
Another reason I wanted to get to the Mantel sooner rather than later is that I'm writing a piece for the magazine about my long epistolary relationship with Mary Renault, certainly one of the great practitioners of historical fiction (hers were about ancient Greece), who was a long-distance mentor for me in the nineteen-seventies until her death, in 1983.
In the mid-nineteenth century, when he became a professor and Dean of the Faculty of Sciences at the University of Lille, Louis Pasteur unambiguously declared his opposition to all scientific dogmatism, despite being one of the great practitioners of experimental science [ 1].
The image, which is an added visual grace note to the original production, plays as a passing on of the narrative tradition and a foreshadowing of the American musical itself, most of whose great practitioners — Kern, Gershwin, Rodgers, Arlen, Bernstein, Sondheim, et al. — were "Red Sea pedestrians," as Dame Edna would say.
Alberti was not only the foremost theorist of Renaissance architecture: he had become one of its great practitioners as well.
