Sentence examples for practice of masters from inspiring English sources

Despite laws against miscegenation, the pervasive practice of masters raping their slaves had produced a large number of light-skinned people.

Many respondents, particularly (but not exclusively) those from surgical specialties, commented on what they saw as a conflict between the principle of protecting trainees by curtailing their hours, and the practice of mastering a craft such as surgery, anaesthetics or obstetrics and gynaecology through many hours of clinical exposure.

There are tools and techniques and a fundamental outlook that great improvisers have and we can learn from the best practices of master negotiators and improvisers in other arenas, whether they're in the fields of jazz, military, chess, or psychotherapy.

He instituted the practice of signing "master warrants," lumping a bunch of names together without offering any reason, as many presidents used to do, for the pardons.

The album deliberately eschews the loudness wars, the recent music industry practice of competitively mastering audio to seem as loud as possible.

However, while capoieristas do put in plenty of practice to master the art of 'breakdance fighting', capoeira itself is actually 'played'played

As Ron Keurajian, the author of Baseball Hall of Fame Autographs – A Reference Guide (McFarland Publishing, 2012) and Collecting Historical Autographs (McFarland, 2016), points out, it takes a lot of practice to master the art of signing a round object like a ball cleanly, which complicates authentication.

It's commonly said that it takes 10,000 hours of practice to master any craft — three hours of practice every day for 10 years.

Language takes extraordinary amounts of practice to master, and mistakes are part of the learning process.

This technique takes a bit of practice to master.

Personally, I belong to the old-codger school that says real musicians' axes are mechanical devices requiring years of practice to master.