Sentence examples for has long practiced from inspiring English sources

Bill Dunster has long practiced what he preaches.

But the hypocrisy he has long practiced as a cultural warrior inflicted damage far beyond his immediate household.

Ryan, a Rust Belt Democrat who mounted an unsuccessful challenge to Nancy Pelosi for minority leader, has long practiced and advocated for meditation.

Doctors Without Borders, a French medical charity, has long practiced an unusual form of discipline that may cause other nonprofits to squirm.

France, for instance, has long practiced a muscular neocolonialism, underpinned by the deployment of its troops, most recently on a relatively large scale to repulse an Islamist advance in Mali.

In eastern Congo this is certainly the case, as the central government in Kinshasa has long practiced a policy of neglect toward a region it tends to regard as merely peripheral.

Both have found inspiration in the wilder parts of consciousness, and both have long practiced repetitive mark-making.

And as this well-selected show of works from 1942 to 2000 proves, both have long practiced repetitive marking-making.

Landis punished a racist player, yet Landis and the baseball establishment had long practiced racial discrimination against black players.

Many restaurants have long practiced an elementary kind of yield management -- early-bird specials and promotional coupons.

Our extermination campaign against the great apes has been as brutal as the genocide we have long practiced on one another.