Sentence examples for practice struck from inspiring English sources

The scholarship of performance practice struck her as irrelevant in the pursuit of musical expression.

I was now teaching the literature of the American Puritans, at a Welsh university college, and was getting professionally involved with serious theocrats, like Cotton and Increase Mather, whose take-no-prisoners style of religious practice struck a strangely warming chord in my atheistic, Marxist heart.

Surrounded by it all, the practice struck me as interesting so I went to talk to a few of those involved.

But the practice strikes some runners as overkill.

More to the point, why would this practice strike anyone as shameless when a lot of fashion and jewelry companies now pay actresses to wear their stuff, and some even spell out the terms ($30,000 for a bracelet and so forth) on a rate card?

Such practice strikes many non-Hindus as close to idolatry.

Practice striking up conversations with people you know but are not close with.

It's up to the delegates to set a strike date, which they haven't yet, but they're calling this week's pickets "practice strikes" and have scheduled another meeting for Thursday.

Practice striking the triangle in rhythmic patterns.

Once you've mastered the correct striking form, practice striking at a sharp angle.

You may have to practice striking your arc and moving the rod back quickly several times before you actually are able to sustain a steady arc flame.