But for many female photographers, beauty is hard to separate from the practice of their art itself.
Today professional societies around the world play a prominent role in supervising the education and practice of their members.
In that way, the slaves disguised the practice of their religion, concealing it from the slave masters, who feared its power.
Although she and the lawyer are separated by the age-old affinities of feeling and practice of their respective sexes, he is hardly a standard-issue bellicose male.
But Jews and Mormons must not be threatened, either in the practice of their faith or in their confidence in their own continued well-being.
They fled to the remote hinterland where they were forced to resume the clandestine practice of their religion and eventually blended in with the local population.
Using torture and fear, inquisitors forced confessions from suspected heretics and hidden Jews — conversos who continued the clandestine practice of their former faith.
Being limited to looking in the practice of their science, astronomers tend to characterize and classify new phenomena by their appearances, their colors, for example.
Although Indonesia has large pockets of Christians, Hindus and Buddhists, the government closed public schools for Ramadan to allow students "to concentrate on the practice of their faith".
Mr. Lukashenko voted with one arm around his young son, Kolya, who wore a matching suit, in keeping with the practice of their public appearances together.
Despite the immense workload, prosecutors said they liked their newfound flexibility in pursuing cases — more like the routine practice of their peers in criminal courts.
