Persecution, it turns out, can be practiced by even the most persecuted of peoples.
Revisionist history, it seems, can be practiced by just about anyone.
In this tradition, sorcery may also be practiced by the medicine man.
It can be practiced by a single individual, but have an impact on all who look at it.
In a wonderful chapter titled "Notes on Discretion," Cohen shows how "camp" — which Sontag linked primarily to the sensibility of gay men — can be practiced by women.
The martial art, whose name means "the way of hands and feet," has a large role in Korean culture and heritage, but it is believed to be practiced by more than 50 million people worldwide.
Elmslie defines the technique -- which can be practiced by a graceful performer as well as by a superficial manipulator -- as "a display of virtuosity that masks how difficult the thing performed is".
Such grammatico-historical exegesis can be practiced by anyone with the necessary linguistic tools and accuracy of mind, irrespective of confessional commitment, and is likely to have more permanent value than exegesis that reflects passing fashions of philosophical thought.
Individual therapy is employed for those without cooperating partners and may involve the use of a surrogate partner or may focus on exercises that can be practiced by an individual to improve his or her sexual interactions.
In the 21st century the sacramental consumption of peyote continued to be practiced by many Native Americans, not only on reservations but also in urban communities throughout the United States.
Since your article came out, new opinion polls place the Conservative government at 30% of decided voters, ahead of the Liberals by less than the polling margin of error.The turning over of detainees in Afghanistan to potential torture and extra-judicial killing reported to be practiced by the Afghan forces has caused a political scandal for the Conservatives.
