Skillful practitioners of spin are sometimes pejoratively referred to as "spin doctors," "spin merchants," or "spinmeisters," among other unflattering terms.
In 1998 Jon Pareles of The New York Times wrote: "He's one of the most skillful practitioners in pop.
THE art of acting is so peculiar that even its most skillful practitioners (and the co-workers who love them) can't quite explain how they do what they do.
On the other hand, many items of folk literature, because of historic movements or overwhelming foreign influences or the mere lack of skillful practitioners of the tradition, become less and less important, and occasionally die out from the oral repertory.
They called it new beat, it sounds like acid house after several large flagons of Trappist ale, and this 30-track compilation suggests that the little-known De Smet was one of its most skillful practitioners.
"Developed" countries have a low prevalence of GM (3 4% of all births) [ 6] as a result of unlimited access to not only contraceptives but also antenatal care, skillful medical practitioners and adequate facilities for safe delivery.
Holt's depiction of his protagonist's development from frantic rookie to thinking practitioner is skillful, and the tales also work on their own as small, Joycean epiphanies.
A consensus was reached by the faculty of COME colleges in the initial workshops that the medical graduate should be a safe, skillful, and humane medical practitioner [ 5].
I would also urge you, in addition to being medical practitioners and technical experts, to also be skillful brokers, negotiators, and diplomats in the pursuit of the Health for All goals - in short, builders of tomorrow's world - a world that is truly fit for children.
The skillfulness response scale in the survey ranged from "1 = not at all skillful" to "4 = very skillful".
