Sentence examples for a lifetime of practicing from inspiring English sources

The state health commissioner in Tennessee, Dr. John Dreyzehner, described Exserohilum as "a fungus so rare that most physicians never see it in a lifetime of practicing medicine".

At a news briefing, the state health commissioner, Dr. John Dreyzehner, called Exserohilum "a fungus so rare that most physicians never see it in a lifetime of practicing medicine".

Perfection takes literally a lifetime of practice.

There was a lifetime of practice, a cocktail of beauty, technique and instinct in that strike.

In Mark's case, a lifetime of practice, physical courage, and simple athletic skill also figure.

Bartoli is one of the greatest tennis players in the world, and this required a lifetime of practice, and sacrifice.

An example is depth perception: to the sighted, with a lifetime of practice, rules about occlusion (if A occludes B, object A is closer) and foreshortening (objects farther away appear smaller) are continually used to combine incoming light into a rich, three-dimensional world.

Really not caring if you get it takes a lifetime of practice.

"Now too many women, especially women of color, have had a lifetime of practice taking precisely these kinds of indignities in stride," Clinton said.

Inside SNL, Thompson's innate understanding of sketch comedy, built over a lifetime of practice, has become an anchor for the show, providing a steadiness that can be hard to come by, even among the world's best comic actors.  .

Cutting slack to those we love, live with, and work with takes maturity, internal security, and a lifetime of practice -- something we can't get from merely having all the right social moves.