Sentence examples for no one practiced from inspiring English sources

In a state where everyone had guns, and no one practiced religion, we'd expect a suicide rate of 39.

The rest of the team and the coach closed ranks behind these players, and no one practiced last Sunday.

Yazoo City, which has 14,550 residents, has no one practicing obstetrics.

No one practicing racism should be allowed to hold a position of public trust now or in the future.

No one practices Oscar hoodoo like Mr. Weinstein, as witnessed by last year's forgettable best picture shoo-in, "The King's Speech," yet another of his releases.

I don't  regard that as a contradiction, and I would say that to think of it as one is to fail to distinguish between relativism as a philosophical position — respectable, if controversial — and relativism as a way of life, something no one recommends and no one  practices.

It's often said, and correctly, how smart the comic's writing is, but artistically Beaton has few equals and fewer competitors; she's working in a style almost no one practices anymore, where what looks like a quick pencil rough is specific enough to convey a whole range of complex emotions.

Older ones practiced beautiful traditional calligraphy.

(Alas, the bat is tethered to the wall, so no one can practice swinging).

"If it was not helpful to your performance, then no one would practice.

The school owed much to the enlightened Holy Roman emperor Frederick II, who decreed in 1221 that no one should practice medicine until he had been publicly approved by the masters of Salerno.