Sentence examples for a matter of practising from inspiring English sources

I think it's just a matter of practising loads and getting it into your brain.

This is a genuinely extreme form of human activity, a matter of formalised violence and sculpted rage, practised in the main by those with little opportunity to pursue anything else.

The answer I offer is that religious freedom needs to be guaranteed by law - as it is in the American Constitution - because religious tolerance is variable, something we cannot rely on our fellow citizens to practise as a matter of course.

He said it was a "matter of fact" that sharia law was already practised in Britain.

The answer must be that whether by indifference or diplomatic discretion, the media and institutions of all western countries practise racism as a matter of course when it concerns the wretched of the earth.

Some clinicians practised DCC, CM or both techniques as a matter of routine, others only when they remembered, and often in ignorance of what colleagues were doing.

The only thing we can regard as a matter of principle is that we should not ban religion-based NGOs from places where people practise a different religion from their own.

In Sweden, the unbigoted wonderland where everything from kids' toys to the way people piss is a matter of freedom and gender equality, forced sterilisation for transgender people getting realignment surgery has been practised for the past 40 years.

He is a visceral foe of the politics of class war as sometimes practised by Bob Shrum, who lost all eight of the presidential campaigns he worked on.Mr Penn's centrism is partly a matter of personal sympathies.

A matter of days.

A matter of signals.