Sentence examples for practice spontaneously from inspiring English sources

Plato, however, attempts to convince us that the dialectical elenchus "were a form of argumentation that Socrates began to practice spontaneously as soon as he learned of the Oracle" (433); thus, Plato confers to it a divine origin; in the Charmides he does the same when he makes Socrates say that he learned an incantation (a metaphor for the elenchus) from Zalmoxis; see also the Philebus 16c.

Participants were instructed to watch one video per week, talk to a phone coach each week, practice meditation daily with the audio recording, and use other mindfulness practices spontaneously throughout the day.

How? Did you practice speaking spontaneously by yourself or with someone for the first (second) test?

This practice of spontaneously fermenting raw camel milk into suusa is highly valued by the pastoral communities for nutritional and cultural reasons.

"I practiced crying spontaneously so I could get a loan from the bank to buy our first computers.

In clinical practice, patients breathing spontaneously receive heliox via an open circuit.

The patients will be observed, e.g. with fetal and maternal monitoring according to local practice, until labour starts spontaneously.

Such a poem is not to be composed by conscious effort, but if a man will only persist in unremitting practice, he may produce one spontaneously".

2. Communities of Practice [ 47]: Sponsored or spontaneously formed teams of practitioners who deliberate on practice issues and form a shared understanding of needed practice changes.

Finally, collaborative practice does not always emerge spontaneously [ 21, 88, 91].

At practices, more players were recruited spontaneously because every few days someone would walk up and ask, "What is this?" Some had a football background and some did not, but over time, about 55 players paid their $175.