Sentence examples for But practised from inspiring English sources

Christianity is historically privileged but practised in a serious way by only a small minority.

This means that during the course of therapy key language functions including auditory comprehension, sentence planning, word retrieval and naming are not targeted in isolated tests but practised in situations more akin to those encountered in everyday life.

It can refer to many things, ranging from a pious way of life to a system of corporal and capital punishment, laid down in Islamic law but practised in only a few places.

She says the most successful school programmes to reduce violence combine several elements: peaceful coexistence is on the curriculum, students are involved in mediation efforts, and conflict resolution is not only taught but practised.

The earliest farmers in Ireland, like farmers elsewhere across NW Europe, were not engaged in shifting cultivation, but practised longer-term fixed-plot agriculture.

It seemed like a discreditable form of "realism", but one practised by Catholic leaders in other parts of eastern Europe.

A sickly and, probably, asthmatic child and youth, he was bred to engineering and then the Scots law, but barely practised either.

The preliminary evidence was quite exciting, but with practised ease I managed to squelch any optimism when presenting it to my lab-mates in the weekly meeting.

He also studied law - he was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn (and the Guyana bar in 1973), but never practised - and from 1968 taught French and German at Christ's college, in Barnet, north London.

Existing studies showed that doctors were aware of informed consent, but few practised SDM.

This was first used in the 1960s by one of the Rockefellers, but is still practised relatively rarely.