Sentence examples for exactly practicing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Icahn, they said, wasn't exactly practicing what he preached when he took on big targets like Yahoo.

And while you were not exactly practicing medicine without a license -- helping your wife refill a prescription falls below my threshold of practicing medicine -- you used your credentials in a way that jeopardized the pharmacist.

Another problem with Trump's grand claims to inject efficiency back into U.S. infrastructure is that he isn't exactly practicing what he's preaching.

But the government has not exactly practiced what it preaches.

But in another sense Atlas does not exactly practice what he preaches.

"Those are shots I don't exactly practice," said Ward, who three-putted for a bogey and went on to post an 80 that felt more like a 90 because she was paired with Ochoa, whose ball striking has been impeccable all tournament.

Pickens doesn't exactly practice what he preaches, however.

Religious faith and political liberty have coexisted in the United States because most Americans have learned the importance of never practicing exactly what is preached to them.

But Democrats and liberal watchdogs seized the opportunity to accuse Mr. Trump of practicing exactly the sort of corrupt politics that he rails against on the campaign trail.

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I believe meditation practice on the cushion is exactly that -- "practice" for the rest of life.