Sentence examples for form of practicing from inspiring English sources

The state of Israel, by fiat, determines that their form of practicing Judaism is relegated to some second-rate status in what is supposed the state of the Jewish people.

Many of the forms of practicing our "creator" expressions such as art or music have been cut in schools.

Others admit that since sharia is more of a tradition and form of practice than a code, trying to define it makes little practical sense.

They engage with this form of practice and are inspired by it.

Roving, in archery, form of practice or competition dating from at least the 16th century, when it was practiced by the Honourable Artillery Company at Finsbury Fields near London.

In its heyday, the Los Angeles Tennis Club, where the sport's stars hung out, held what amounted to daily world-class exhibitions in the form of practice matches.

The consistency of the waves makes it an ideal training space for pros looking for a deliberate form of practice, and a risk-free introductory setting for apprehensive beginners.

"But personally I think match practice is always the best form of practice you can get.

Moreover, theory was not subsidiary to practice in an instrumental sense because it was itself a distinct form of practice with its own requirements and standards.

Given that young animals borrow actions from aggressive, hunting, foraging, or sexual behaviours, play may serve as a form of practice.

Some challenges presented by a social learning approach for science (as a form of practice) and society in the sustainable management and use of water are raised.