Sentence examples for does not practise from inspiring English sources

The father of four has said his own family's heritage is Muslim but that he does not practise any religion.

Perhaps most important, governments should respect rights themselves, since it is difficult to preach what one does not practise.

Of Tasmanian-Irish origins (there's a transported convict half a dozen generations back), 45-year-old Flanagan was raised a Catholic but does not practise now.

Solipsistic in its suffering and narcissistic in its impulses, it promotes itself as the upholder of principles it does not keep, and a morality it does not practise.

Mr Putin went out of his way to argue that the country does not practise state capitalism indeed, that it is on the crest of another wave of privatisation.

"Rice should not be allowed to return to teaching, she has repeatedly lied," wrote Rachelle Marshall, "campus resident and wife of political science professor emeritus Hubert Marshall", referring to Ms Rice's declarations that the US does not practise torture.

Does not practising count?

"At the moment, he doesn't practise a lot.

And it is wrong to say she doesn't practise what she preaches.

He says he doesn't practise any formal religion now, "but once a Catholic you never lose it, never".

And if, as he promises, he doesn't practise, then, well, what's the point of being made an honorary barrister?