Sentence examples for talented practitioners from inspiring English sources

MUSIC makes aristocrats of its talented practitioners.

Gradually, technological and financial shifts changed the climate and began to meet the potential that had been building all along among talented practitioners.

Steck's demise is a reminder, as though another one were ever necessary, that mountain climbing is an extremely perilous endeavor, and that even its strongest and most talented practitioners, experts by necessity in the art of risk assessment, need a great deal of luck to make it to old age.

He believed that every element of a production, from the lighting to the music, should be of the highest standard and hoped that the involvement of talented practitioners from other disciplines would lend cinema the intellectual gravitas it needed to be accorded the cultural legitimacy of, say, poetry or sculpture.

No amount of Botox and hair dye could disguise the fact that rock 'n' roll's most talented practitioners are a dying breed.

That we have seen sparse, direct, hyper-paratactic lyricism like this before does not mean we ought not celebrate one of its most talented practitioners.

Ms. James, 91 and the author of 20 previous books, is the greatest living writer of British crime fiction, and probably that genre's most talented practitioner ever.

Willie Nelson's salute to America's small farmers on Sunday night was circuslike: it included American Indian wisdom dancers, a few marines, a talented practitioner of the stumpf fiddle (a bouncing stick with noisemakers attached), two of his children and about a dozen guitarists onstage at the same time, including Neil Young and Derek Trucks.

A spokesman for Luqmani Thompson and Partners in Wood Green, north London, the law firm where she worked as David Burgess, said: "We are immensely saddened by the death of David Burgess, an enormously talented practitioner, an inspiration to a generation of lawyers practising in this field, and a great friend.

(Sinagra) LCD SOUNDSYSTEM (Wednesday) With songs like "Losing My Edge" and "Daft Punk Is Playing at My House," the Brooklyn producer and LCD leader James Murphy has proven himself a talented practitioner and master theorist of retro-chic sound, especially the current vogue for refashioning early 80's "dance-punk".

"We have two extremely talented nurse practitioners who help us with inpatient care, and every time we see heart block, they're immediately thinking Lyme and ordering Lyme titers — often before I even get to see the patient," he said.