Sentence examples for most practised from inspiring English sources

Of course, everyone is reading from an autocue, a tricky experience even for the most practised.

Even the most practised yogi could not have tackled the utter futility and excruciating tedium of an eight-week contest between Malcolm Turnbull and that other guy.

Prompted by Donald Trump, possibly the party's most practised political provocateur, the moment threw into vivid relief the civil war that is rattling the party as jockeying for the 2016 race gets under way.

This show is recorded live in front of an audience, which I was surprised about – Quantick isn't the most practised of performers – but perhaps it was just to keep the format different to his very successful Blagger's Guide programmes.

Traditionally two most practised methods are pH adjusted to >10.5 and ferrous chloride addition at [Fe2+]: [S2−] of 1 1.3 1.

Swimming is the second most practised sport.

But the Kouachi brothers did not kill Charlie Hebdo's staff because they disagreed with French immigrant policy; they did it because they believed Islam ought to be beyond the bounds of satire, and this letter's signatories seem to agree.Islam is the second-most-practised religion in both France and the world.

What about Malaysia, a country whose material culture is colourful and sensuous (perhaps even more so than Glasgow) but one where Islam, the most widely practised religion, has taken on a more conservative hue over the past decade?

The most widely practised form of angling in England and Wales is for coarse fish while in Scotland angling is usually for salmon and trout.

Christianity is the most widely practised religion in England, as it has been since the Early Middle Ages, although it was first introduced much earlier in Gaelic and Roman times.

Sport is one of the most widely practised of human activities.