Sentence examples for youngest practitioners from inspiring English sources

Nine years in the making and timeless in its observations, "Highway Courtesans" is an intimate look at some of the youngest practitioners of the world's oldest profession.

Pedro's parents are considered to have birthed modern Brazilian fashion as well as its youngest practitioner.

And, at 32, the youngest practitioner, Riccardo Tisci of Givenchy, has the pretension to be a couturier but not the discipline or the honest imagination.

PDA has the youngest practitioner-investigators, with a plurality having graduated since 1994 [Additional file 1-Table S1].

In the hands of many of today's younger practitioners, painting is by definition a many-sourced thing.

The exhibition's curators also point out that turning points in recent art history have often involved young practitioners.

These can be game-changers for young practitioners, which is why ACE's new international fund for artists is so important.

Presenting photographs as digressive fragments or self-contained objects rather than as parts of a larger cohesive series is a strategy gaining in popularity among younger practitioners.

Chelsea Through March 25 In the hands of some of its most interesting younger practitioners, photography has become a tool for constructing fictions rather than for documenting reality.

The crucial difference between the two groups is delivery; younger practitioners present their work in a more casual, deadpan way than any postmodernist choreographer ever contemplated.

PF: I feel increasingly that there seem to be very few opportunities where already existing institutions are able to take a risk on younger practitioners.