Sentence examples for the best practitioner from inspiring English sources

There are several pornographic artists covered (by female scholar-enthusiasts) but Ignacio Noé, the best practitioner still alive, is overlooked.

Probably the best practitioner of Gongorist poetry in colonial Latin America was Hernando Domínguez Camargo, a Jesuit born in Bogotá.

Henry Kissinger once described Mr Rumsfeld as the best practitioner of the art of bureaucratic infighting that he had ever seen, which is no mean compliment; and he certainly did a brilliant job of elbowing Colin Powell and the State Department aside, putting control of post-war reconstruction in military hands for the first time since the second world war.

The dark and twisty hit novel "Gone Girl" is taken to task by the best practitioner of dark literary arts, Mary Gaitskill, in this fall's Bookforum -- puzzlingly, about 15 months after the book's publication.

"The best practitioners abide by the law," Mr. Muscaro said.

Students work with the best practitioners of the art, side by side.

These days, one of the best practitioners of the mischievous, meticulous craft is Susan Birkenhead.

The best practitioners were elevated first to internet fame, and then to actual fame.

Former magazine editor Louise Chunn is the founder of welldoing.org, which matches people looking for therapy with the best practitioners.

With that defensiveness comes more fear and more stress which ultimately drains energy and enthusiasm from even the best practitioners.

He ignores many of the best practitioners of the idiom — Jesus and Sir Charles Napier, to name two.