Sentence examples for one practised from inspiring English sources
It seemed like a discreditable form of "realism", but one practised by Catholic leaders in other parts of eastern Europe.
Yet it's unclear to me – as I imagine it may be to you – how these qualities can be said to inhere in any given individual solely by an accident of birth; "Britishness" and "patriotism" are incommensurable without a peculiar sort of sleight of mind, one practised by all dominant societies − or at least those who aspire to punch above their weight on the international stage.
Yet ask if he feels more for the old gold or the claret and blue and he responds with the rhetorical aplomb of one practised in disarming friendly hecklers.
Like its sister sport of artistic gymnastics - the one practised by Beth Tweddle, Louis Smith et al - success in rhythmic gymnastics relies not only on executing your performance well, but doing so in a way that connects with the judges.
One practises one evening a week, the other once or twice a week.
'I will get him eventually.'" DH "No one practises missing punches.
The clue was 'One practising turns in front of the author produces CV' where 'produces' should be 'to produce' or 'producing' to work syntactically.
Lower-Saxony: one practising Muslim chaplain, two Christian chaplains working in the prison of Hanover, five representatives of Muslim organisations, the official interlocutor at the Ministry for Justice for the contract about Muslim prison chaplaincy (interviewed twice).
After one practise trial, the children will perform three test trials.
Four articles specifically dealt with motivation among nurses, five all cadres of HWs and patients or community members, four community HWs only, one practising surgeons and one non-physician clinicians.
That only practice rather than attendance per se was a predictor of variation in the 'non-reacting' facet of mindfulness may indicate that the degree to which one practises mindfulness is a plausible key to understanding the effects of the intervention.
