Sentence examples for prominent practitioner from inspiring English sources

One prominent practitioner, Sharon Marcus, advocates "just reading".

The final punch line, perhaps, was delivered in late June, when Phil Jackson, the Triangle's most prominent practitioner, agreed to step down as the president of basketball operations of the New York Knicks.

In a characteristically erudite essay in the London Review of Books last year, Tom McCarthy took aim at the current vogue for memoiristic fiction, singling out David Shields and Karl Ove Knausgaard (respectively the movement's chief ideologue and most prominent practitioner) for mention.

Chesley, a prominent practitioner of mass-tort law, denies any wrongdoing.

Named for a prominent practitioner, Charles Ponzi (1882-1949), the con artist in this game builds a pyramid of investors by paying very high returns from the cash inflows from new investors.

The latest and most prominent practitioner of this ritual is Akio Toyoda, who was compelled to fluff the egos of members of U.S. Congress a bunch of self-righteous nincompoops, most of whom are guilty of so many ethical failings and screwings of the citizen that they could face a similar last judgment in front of a higher body regulating quality in politics, if only there were one.

His specialty was distributing leaflets outside lectures by prominent practitioners like Michael Graves and Cesar Pelli.

Some of Romanticism's most prominent practitioners, Delacroix among them, denounced the movement all together.

He has lavishly praised people like Steve Jobs who were prominent practitioners.

It is taught by two of the genre's most prominent practitioners, the best-selling novelists Tess Gerritsen and Michael Palmer, both internists, although Dr. Gerritsen no longer practices.

Abramov, who died in 1983, was one of the most prominent practitioners of whathas been called the rural or village prose movement in Soviet literature.