Sentence examples for discipline developed from inspiring English sources

The more I ran, the easier it became to keep running, not because the runs themselves grew less taxing, but because a routine, a discipline, developed.

It was one of the first to have a formal organization and a strict code of discipline, developed by the Provençal adventurer Montréal d'Albarno.

Handwriting analysis was the first investigative discipline developed specifically to help courts resolve disputes, and for most of the last century judges accepted it uncritically in cases involving contested documents like wills, ransom notes and forged checks.

I put it down to the strange way that the discipline developed under the aegis of the man who has dominated and defined it since the late 50s, the father of modern linguistics, Chomsky.

A trained chef who found herself toiling mindlessly in a Manhattan advertising agency, overwhelmed by New York and sick of her life, Riccardi sought refuge in a discipline developed by tea masters who used the rituals of food preparation as guides for meditation and enlightenment.

She credits the discipline developed through four decades of meditation for her ability to handle the intellectual workload of graduate school — and begin a second career at age 60. "The mentor of our master's program acknowledged the challenge of doing this while working full time," she said.

Davies also found it unbelievable that European standards of governance were somehow wanting under treaties meant to discipline developing country governments.

Dr. Lattimer was credited with helping to establish pediatric urology as a discipline, developing a cure for renal tuberculosis, writing 375 scientific papers and representing the United States at the World Health Organization.

This paper provides a brief but extensive rear view of the field useful for both doctoral students and newcomers to the discipline develop their own research agendas.

His mother used it as an opportunity to teach the importance of "discipline"—developing mastery through focused practice.

In doing so he provides an unusual insight into the way in which these disciplines developed in the Hellenistic era.