Sentence examples for continued to be practiced from inspiring English sources

Similar techniques continued to be practiced during the Baroque period and even into the 19th century.

Ensemble playing of several xylophones, reported by 17th-century travelers, has continued to be practiced.

Geʿez poetry (qene) flourished in the 18th century and has since continued to be practiced at many monasteries.

Sun dancing, which had been subject to similar efforts at suppression, also continued to be practiced in the early 21st century.

Geʿez poetry (qene) flourished, at Gonder particularly, in the 18th century and has since continued to be practiced at many monasteries.

Not that this was — or is — an inaccurate description, but design has also continued to be practiced intuitively just as it was in prehistoric times.

Some, like lantern making, are antiquated, but others continue to be practiced.

Supporters say it is needed because without it so-called mercy killings would continue to be practiced in secret.

"There's an inertia, a 10-year period of time when the contradicted procedure continues to be practiced".

The two large "eye sockets" are for fingers to grip, and the smaller "nose hole" was intended for a sanctified ritual that continues to be practiced today.

Religious rites and customs continue to be practiced, because of conservatism, long after the ideas and beliefs that originally inspired them may be forgotten or abandoned.