Sentence examples for top practitioner from inspiring English sources

Charming, gregarious, remarkably acute autobiographical observations by a top practitioner of literary theory (at Cambridge, then Oxford, now Manchester) who was born into Britain's Irish Catholic working class but earned his present eminent position, very high and way over on the left.

Herman is actually a good suspect for pulling off the Jack the Ripper crimes where his availability was there and he was a top practitioner of the advanced techniques used on the victims' bodies.

Sending all our top practitioners overseas will never suffice if Americans are to be equal partners.

(K. F. Seetoh's exhaustive guidebook, Makansutra, will lead you to the top practitioners).

Top practitioners in the world of executive compensation can be in high demand.

His new job will be better still, for only the top practitioners need apply to Tony Blair Associates.

The services of its top practitioners are much in demand, providing them with a nice income between fiercely fought carving competitions.

The concert presents four of the top practitioners of regional guitar music, playing everything from Piedmont blues to country-style lap steel.

So is the car humor and satire from two top practitioners — P. J. O'Rourke and The Onion ("New Anger-Powered Cars May Revolutionize the Way We Drive").

Like top athletes, WorldSkills finalists are assigned a coach (or "training manager") and given a personalised training programme that can include work placements with top practitioners, giving demonstrations at schools, colleges and exhibitions, and taking part in other competitions.

Whatever the explanation, a common concern in these periodicals is whether the explosion of interest, and money, in all manner of challenging sports is compromising the purity of the sport's top practitioners or causing an unwelcome backlash.