Sentence examples for he practiced chiefly from inspiring English sources
He practiced chiefly in Wilmington and served for one year (1853 54) as U.S. attorney for Delaware, an office that his father had held some years earlier.
Among the major artists of the 20th-century school of Paris, Rouault was an isolated figure in at least two respects: he practiced Expressionism, a style that has never found much favour in France, and he was chiefly a religious painter one of the most convincing in recent centuries.
He practiced and practiced.
In February, four executives, including the chief executive and chief financial officer, at Aurora resigned as the company said that it would start an investigation into its internal accounting practices, chiefly over how it accounted for payments for retail promotions.
On the day when the conference discussed the matter of censorship, the British writer Patrick Ness led an almost collective opinion that the most powerful form of censorship was self-censorship and that writers practice it chiefly to protect themselves against misinterpretation and charges of sexism or racism.
