Sentence examples for idea of practice from inspiring English sources

Most of us are familiar with the idea of practice.

Although agreeing with Lilienthal's idea of practice, the Wrights saw that his method of balance and control by shifting his body weight was inadequate.

This result is not consistent with the common idea of "practice makes perfect" nor with the results reported by Custers et al. [ 14], suggesting that increasing the number of times of practice will increase students' competence.

At the same time McIntyre would argue that this distinction between evidence based medicine and evidence base practice is an example of how the idea of practice should be separated from the idea of institutions [ 16].

As McTaggart points out, this co-joining of autonomy and responsibility fits more closely with the idea of practice as a social endeavor and in the case of this study, that responsibility was both to and with patients as a way of improving and reporting quality care within the constraints of routine clinical practice [ 13].

Since the vast majority of Chinese do not think of AIDS as a sexually transmitted disease, they will be resistant to the idea of practicing safe sex.

It was last December, as the Ebola outbreak began to ease, that Mr. Turay came up with the idea of practicing soccer with survivors.

"The idea of practicing without a mat is idyllic in that the yoga practice in its essence requires nothing at all except your body," said Alex Schatzberg, who teaches at Yoga Vida, a studio in Greenwich Village.

"I told [Zuckerberg] how research labs should be organized, particularly the idea of practicing open research".

During my first year in veterinary school I became disenchanted with the idea of practicing medicine and wondered for several months if I had worked my entire life for nothing!

I have to confess, I got the idea of practicing gratitude from self-help author and motivational speaker Tony Robbins.