Violinist used in a sentence

Violinist in a sentence as a noun

'I have no reason to doubt her; she's a professional violinist.

The famous violinist Joshua Bell once played in a DC metro station for nearly an hour.

I once had a heated discussion with a classical violinist about who the most known Dane was outside of Denmark.

Have a skilled violinist play the same note twice with the same articulation for the same duration under the same conditions.

I'm not a violin player, but to me the allure of hearing a violinist play on a 300 year old violin isn't that it's the best sounding violin on the planet.

As an orchestral violinist, my biggest pain point is that I can't mark bowings into one part and have them appear in the parts for everybody else in the section.

Any good violinist can tell you that after an instrument hasn't been played for a while, it takes a few months of playing -- the louder the better -- before it will start to "speak" properly.

Imagine a soloist violinist mentally rehearsing his performance for later that evening.

'You know that claiming to be a professional violinist is an appeal to authority rather than a logical argument, right?That said the study does seem to be massively misreported.

I'm sure you're working hard on demanding things, but a world-class violinist is probably doing something much, much harder than you are. Even if you don't respect violinists, surely you have to respect that an expert mathematician trying to make a new discovery is working on problems much harder than anyone in the corporate world.

Lots of good quotes in here, particularly:> It is not only the violin that shapes the violinist, we are all shaped by the tools we train ourselves to use, and in this respect programming languages have a devious influence: they shape our thinking habits.

Well, I did broadly define success as "able to cover your living expenses while saving some for later".As a former wanna be professional violinist, I definitely don't think becoming a billionaire is the only mark of success.