Sentence examples for from that practiced from inspiring English sources

But the Brooklyn Muslims now practice an orthodox form of Islam, no different, they say, from that practiced in Arab nations and by other Muslims around the world.

However it appears, though, the barb is always blunted -- something that makes Syrian political humor very different, say, from that practiced by American cartoonists, with their ruthless renditions of politicians, or by British satirists.

Like many muzzleloaders, they often run a vein of historical re-enactment through their outings, their hunting style little different from that practiced a century and more ago by settlers in the same woods.

In this view, the comparison itself is misleading -- why would Hinduism use yoga and kirtan to espouse an environmental program if the Hindu concept of yoga and kirtan diverges significantly from that practiced by these organizations?

Not surprisingly, Mr. Coletta's dishes feature seasonal produce from suppliers that "practice ecologically sound agriculture".

There are also warnings from lawyers that practices such as these are more likely to unravel during tricky market conditions.

You may also be able to buy shares in a cow from a farm that practices community supported agriculture.

Some of the cruise lines are drawing away from that practice and they are getting the singles business".

But in a break from that practice, it chose to include Ashley Wagner, the pre-event favorite who had faltered that week.

A1 Secretive Weapons Panel The commission appointed to assess the state of American intelligence on weapons proliferation has been deliberating entirely in secret and may not depart from that practice before it issues a final report.

For several good reasons, summarized in a 2000 Justice Department letter, such details about internal decision-making by prosecutors and prosecutorial "declinations" are rarely revealed, and Barr is unlikely to deviate from that practice.