Sentence examples for age practices from inspiring English sources

"I was always a little dismissive of spirituality and what I considered New Age practices," he said.

Such an article appeared last week in The Daily Mail, featuring an intriguing account of the purported New Age practices of Cherie Blair, the wife of Tony Blair, the British prime minister, and her so-called lifestyle adviser, Carole Caplin.

His books include studies of contemporary hedonism and New Age practices as well as a treatise on "ordinary knowledge," which he sees as rooted in everyday life and encompassing the irrational, illogical and emotional aspects of human experience.

Ronald Reagan reportedly consulted astrologers about the timing of some of his major political decisions, while Tony and Cherie Blair are well known for new age practices ranging from the use of bioelectric shields to Mayan rebirthing ceremonies.

"The meteoric rise of New Age practices may be trendy, but it's one way millennials are acknowledging that the current system isn't working," Krista Burton wrote in a Times Op-Ed last year.

The Web site Margaretsweet.com, which promotes spirituality and New Age practices, recently carried a brief biography of Mr. McGovern, describing him as "an intuitive" and "a healer since 1988" who had worked "with energy in the area of the emotional fields".

Physician factors included sex, age, years practicing medicine and whether or not training occurred in Canada.

It said that Catholics used contraceptives as much as anyone else and that only 4percentt of married Catholic couples of childbearing age practiced natural family planning.

The old age practice of shifting cultivation has been a single responsible factor for the forest and land degradation, there by changing the land use pattern.

That just comes with age, practice and experience.

With the way breastfeeding mothers are often treated in public, one would think that nursing a baby is some sort of taboo, new age practice.