Sentence examples for how practiced from inspiring English sources
Soldiers are at her door, and we realize, with a shudder, how practiced they are at the breaking of bad news.
That so few did is an indication of how practiced we are at suspending disbelief when watching anything labeled news, whether the subject is W.M.D.'s in Iraq or celebrity gossip in Hollywood.
It was the emotional abuse how good he was at it, how practiced for someone so young.
And no matter how practiced or experienced the actor on stage might be, his or her performance, like that of an understudy, has to be summoned and shaped anew, on the spot, under the spotlight.
Ambrose makes clear in this memoir how practiced a writer of narrative he is, but seems unaware of his own punchy, all-American, short-sentence style and how superbly adapted it is to war stories.
It's disturbing how practiced our queer communities are in holding vigils.
Such registries can offer a more accurate picture of how medicine is really practiced than clinical trials, which focus on preselected patients.
Even the most practiced of us know how fraught just a routine excursion can be.
"[Gandhi] came off as a practiced politician who knew how to get his message across, was precise and articulate and demonstrated a mastery that belied the image some have of [him] as a dilettante," the official said.
In the first phase of this process, learners will be obsessed with self-motivational beliefs, which is "where am I going?" Then, learners will obtain self-control over the task by practicing, which is "how am I going?" Finally, students will give self-reflection on their practiced tasks and self-evaluate their work.
Teaching clients how to perform BSE was the most practiced and only 29 (25.2%) indicated doing it always.
