Sentence examples for notably practiced from inspiring English sources

In the late 1980s a number of artists began melding rhythm-and-blues-style vocals and hip-hop rhythms, distancing themselves from urban contemporary (while pushing it toward a rawer sound); called new jack swing, this new style was most notably practiced by producers Teddy Riley and Babyface, singers Keith Sweat and Bobby Brown, and the vocal group Bell Biv Devoe.

Mahatma Gandhi notably practiced and preached ahimsa.

Notably practice nurses spoke from the perspective of their employers, general practitioners, rather than from a PN perspective.

Intelligence and sweetness of disposition as well as gracefulness destined it for academic horsemanship, notably as practiced at the Spanish Riding School of Vienna.

They are notably not practicing Tibetan Buddhism--something that is actually far more distinctive to Tibetan culture.

But if Mr. Felber refuses the near-universal refusal of the literary to engage with the scientific, he also refuses the intense and sometimes daunting kind of linkage practiced, notably, by the novelist Richard Powers.

Mummification in cruder forms has been practiced elsewhere (notably in Peru), but not with the same complex motives as in Egypt.

Notably, the Japanese samurai practiced many forms of archery, the most colourful of which was probably yabusame, whose mounted contestants drew their bows and loosed their arrows while galloping down a straight track some 720 to 885 feet (220 to 270 metres) long.

Most short drama we see is in this medium, notably in the skit, as practiced from Carol Burnett to "Saturday Night Live".

In the Muslim period (12th 16th century), the Rajputs practiced jauhar, most notably at Chitorgarh, to save women from rape, which they considered worse than death, at the hands of conquering enemies.

Moore wrote the book Bowerman and the Men of Oregon and practiced journalism, most notably for Sports Illustrated.