Sentence examples for is a practised from inspiring English sources
"He is a practised and persistent fraudster," said Mr Bosomworth.
She offers no timetable but gives what she admits is a practised reply.
Mr Netanyahu is a practised opportunist and may indeed edge towards an acceptance of the two-state idea over time.
Saving Milly: Love, Politics, and Parkinson's Disease.By Morton Kondracke.PublicAffairs; 300 pages; $25 and £17.99MORTON KONDRACKE, an American political journalist, is a practised observer of the Washington scene.
The One (Tom Brooke) is a practised sailor and palpable depressive: The Other (Jack Laskey) is a nautical novice and pragmatic protector.
She is a practised writer, but not in the field of the short story: indeed this was the first she had ever written.
As I say, I'm a practised enough drinker that I rarely experience this sort of stage fright.
It was a practised calm that professionals learn over many years to summon up from within and it required great effort to shove such a strong physiological response aside.
Despite his "dark horse" image, he is said by some analysts to have a detailed political knowledge and to be a practised backroom operator.
The difference between left and right oblique directions may be explained because reaching to the dominant right side is a more practised movement.
