Sentence examples for be practiced from from inspiring English sources

In Christianity, for example, mysticism may be practiced from late adolescence onward, but it is pursued chiefly by monks and nuns who form communities apart from their coreligionists.

Because of the revolution in information systems produced by the Internet, critical review of the evidence can now be practiced from any personal computer and this has given rise to what can be called electronic EBM (e-EBM).

The pursuit of wild mushrooms for food is practiced from Laos to Lithuania.

Swidden production, also known as slash-and-burn agriculture, was practiced from temperate eastern North America to the tropical lowlands of South America.

This Osirian mortuary cult, with its promise of postmortem salvation, was practiced from about 2400 bce until its suppression in the Christian era.

The tradition of using music notations for singing was practiced from Vedic times.

Using of medicinal plants from spontaneous flora in medical and nutritional purposes is practiced from ancient times.

Selection based on foreground, background and morphological traits was practiced from BC1F1 onwards for identification of lines that were similar to the recurrent parent.

Entomophagy, the act of eating insects, is practiced from Africa to Latin America.

The subtypes of creativity in music (composing, improvising and arranging) were practiced from all three together to only one of them.

If you've just read the 4-Hour Body, the coach you're connected with has also read it and is practicing from the same book.