Sentence examples for practiced a more from inspiring English sources

If anyone has practiced a more singular deception in American art, it hasn't come to light.

George Bernard Shaw practiced a more exhausting form of verbal pyrotechnics.

I watched the video of the lesson repeatedly, and I practiced a more capacious backswing in the elevator, on the subway, even in the shower: striding in, throwing the bottom edge, bouncing back.

At Monday's briefing, Mr. Bloomberg, who practiced a more measured approach last year during Tropical Storm Irene, stayed no-nonsense, rattling off figures on electrical grids and wave heights.

4. Rudolph Schindler (1887-1953), like Neutra a Viennese immigrant, practiced a more romantic modernism than that of his friend and colleague -- one that was influenced by his mentor, Adolf Loos, and his onetime employer, Frank Lloyd Wright.

Those who made it to Egypt were the soldiers and common people, who practiced a more rudimentary form of Judaism that still involved the worship of more than one god.

However, many had difficulty in conveying the practical skills required for practicing a more patient-centered and less technical model of patient care.

Some say that afterward, he became much more relaxed, practicing a more mischievous brand of humor.

He wants to practice a more American craft, in the American vernacular.

I am a 55-year-old woman who has been practicing a more traditional, Kripala-based form of yoga for eight years at Breathing Room in Park Slope.

The emperor, for example, might openly offer personal veneration to his favourite god, a god outside the traditional Roman circle, while also practicing a more conventional piety.