Sentence examples for became a practising from inspiring English sources

He was a pacifist who became a practising Christian in the late 1990s, writing about his faith in religious publications.

After a secular upbringing in ­Saltdean, Deghayes became a practising Muslim while at university in ­Wolverhampton, where he graduated in law.

Mr Blair, 57, who became a practising Christian while studying at Oxford University, said: "It is undoubtedly true that people commit horrific acts of evil in the name of religion.

Back in Japan, Yukawa flirted with rightwing extremism and developed a fascination with weaponry and war; Goto, a pacifist who became a practising Christian in the late 1990s, wrote about his faith in religious publications.

Muhammad Saqib, 20, who is a student at Manchester University and active in the Birmingham group, has only recently become a practising Muslim.

In the 1950s he began to give talks on music, while his interest in art led him to become a practising artist.

"In the 80s women and men here reached greater equality than many parts of Europe," said Raqiya Homeidan, 66, an outspoken defender of women's rights and the first woman in the Arabian Peninsula to become a practising lawyer.

Finally, and perhaps most alarmingly for the authorities in Bengal, it was said that Kirkpatrick had formally married the girl, which meant embracing Islam, and that he had become a practising Shi'a Muslim.

She was of Jewish background on her father's side, although he had become a practising Lutheran when he got married, as did Max's sister Käthe.

He took the Bar Vocational Course in London, which allowed him to go on to become a practising barrister, but stuck to acting instead.

He became a wisdom writer, practising what could be called interior oratory, but also a public lecturer.