Sentence examples for lifelong practicing from inspiring English sources

But he described himself as a lifelong, practicing, disgruntled Protestant Christian".

I am a 70-year-old father of six, grandfather of 17 and lifelong practicing Catholic whom the church should be able to count on for strong support.

Critics of his nomination said Roberts, a lifelong practicing Roman Catholic, was ready to tear down the wall separating church and state.

As a lifelong practicing Catholic -- Burkhardt is Lutheran -- it was difficult to date within the public school system.

Happiness, indeed, is a lifelong practice.

Mindfulness in its original form is a difficult, lifelong practice.

Mr. Barton, Mr. Brown and Mr. Shannon are among a minority who have made it a lifelong practice to donate regularly.

In his early career as a wig-maker, Arkwright traveled widely in Great Britain and began his lifelong practice of self-education.

Honoring Ms. Chase's lifelong practice, she said, her family declined to disclose her age, but according to some sources she was 90.

Picasso's insistence on matching his style to the idiosyncrasies of each sitter has its roots, suggests Cowling, in the artist's lifelong practice of caricature.

It marked the start of Mr. Shabazz's lifelong practice of photography, a passion that has only in recent years begun to emerge into the public view.