connoisseur

He will help make them connoisseurs of the good life.

But they may also be more likely to play up the connoisseur potential.

This is number three, an early one, really only for the connoisseurs.

And he had never been a true connoisseur of fine food.

As a result of this training, he became a large art connoisseur.

Church sign connoisseurs say there is an art to them.

For he was a connoisseur in the matter of heads.

And this one was pretty good, even by the standards of local connoisseurs.

Connoisseurs of her work can tell she has gotten on in life.

"Oh, and I thought you were such an art connoisseur."

I am, after all, a connoisseur; nothing can please me but the very best.

It is always a pleasure to meet a true connoisseur.

And since Michael is a connoisseur of dancing, he wanted to experience it.

After a day or two, you become something of a garbage connoisseur.

Being such a profound connoisseur of human nature, he was probably right.

He was a great connoisseur of arts, especially music and dance.

The author, a connoisseur of embarrassment, is at her best here.

He was also the nation's first connoisseur of fine wines.

But connoisseurs can tell the difference between adequate and special.

Hilary was a boy who saw himself as a connoisseur of experience.

Like everyone else in Chicago, he'd become a connoisseur of explosions.

This time, some Queens connoisseurs say, the talk may actually come true.

Eddy had become a connoisseur, and not of art only.

There just aren't enough connoisseurs in either to support one.

The job has made him a connoisseur of human folly.