| An autodidact and a polymath, Wallace studied economics, meteorology, history, genetics, and many other subjects. |
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| It is not that difficult to tell the derelict from the opsimath or the autodidact from the pot pusher. |
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| An autodidact and a polymath, he studied economics, meteorology, history, genetics, and many other subjects. |
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| He rages with all the garrulous articulacy of the legal autodidact, narrowly educated after years of court cases, appeals and disappointments. |
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| Nonetheless, road transport's operators are generally small companies, which managers are mainly autodidact. |
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| His music exhibits both the glories and pitfalls of the autodidact. |
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| Sotomayor, a star student but not an autodidact, has remained close to her alma maters. |
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| She was also an autodidact, an illegitimate girl from the provinces whose intelligence became the stuff of legend. |
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| Since Carruth is a one-man band and autodidact, he learned how to create the special effects for the creature himself. |
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| Ryman, who initially devoted himself to music, began his career in the visual arts as an autodidact. |
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| But I'm really an autodidact, so I want to make another short before making the feature that I'm writing and which is really close to my heart. |
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| As a true autodidact, he improved his knowledge of music, regarding the technique, but also the art of music. |
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| Musical background: I started playing the guitar when I was fourteen, as an autodidact, then I decided to take lessons with Alain Aimé. |
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| He was an autodidact who taught himself these languages while working as an Assistant Keeper in the British Museum, after completing a Classics degree at Cambridge. |
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| He started his working life as a bookbinder, though he longed to be part of the world of science, which he learned about with all the vigour of an autodidact. |
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| An autodidact, Lord Trotman shared this love, and no Trotman speech was complete without a byte from the bard. |
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| Clare was an energetic autodidact, and his first verses were much influenced by the Scottish poet James Thomson. |
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| Huxley, an autodidact and brilliant comparative anatomist was Professor of Natural History at the Royal School of Mines. |
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| If you're an autodidact who learned your skills on your own, please tell us all about it. |
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| Highly motivated and passionate, autodidact, high adaptability, teamwork, strong understanding of animations principles. |
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| Torbjørn: I am autodidact and have learnt to play the instruments from the time I played in other bands. |
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| You have studied patrology as an autodidact while working in parishes. |
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| Mr Tarantino is a voracious autodidact, and the film thrums with his infectious fascination with everything from German legends to phrenology to the correct way to fold a napkin. |
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| The outcome is a great strength of this show. Turner was a barber's son from Maiden Lane in Covent Garden, a uniquely talented autodidact who was already producing accomplished watercolours in his mid-teens. |
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| Gillian has been painting for some twenty years and is autodidact. |
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| His efforts as an autodidact demonstrated the diversity of the concerns that made up his comprehensive activity as a savant throughout his all life. |
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| An autodidact inspired by the greatly renowned French luthier Daniel Friederich, since 1976, Bruno Boutin has created over 70 powerful guitars with incredible tone. |
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| Conversely, the contemporary period witnessed a surge of doubts about the role of training in the genesis of an artist and the notion of the artist as an autodidact was further developed. |
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| A fervent autodidact, Hall never stopped learning, reading widely late at night. |
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| Soon after, he presented his collection to an audience of women, who were won over by the talent of the autodidact designer. |
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| Thus the story begins with a young Andrew Marshall, an autodidact, reading widely and voraciously in Detroit. |
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| Oswald was a left-wing autodidact who had defected to the Soviet Union. |
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| As an autodidact, I have serendipitously discovered and developed my own quilting and appliqué techniques, using ethnic textiles as a source of inspiration. |
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| The product of rough and tumble machine-politics and an autodidact, Truman did, like Roosevelt before him, craft a policy informed by an amalgam of American interests and ideals. |
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| He was an autodidact with an interest in music and literature. |
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