Sentence examples for practiced exclusively from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the bharata natyam dancing, dating to early Tamil times, is practiced exclusively by females.

The genius of "The Sandbaggers" is that Burnside's gamesmanship is not practiced exclusively on Britain's enemies; he also uses it -- even, despite the vaunted "special relationship," on the C.I.A.

During 2007 Rose Bowl practices at the end of the 2006 season, Boren had practiced exclusively at center.

Shove his nose into his skull!" Krav Maga isn't practiced exclusively by men, and I'm sure there are many fine classes out there for women, but in my group of 13 men and four women, it was hard to escape the impression that I didn't belong.

All informants had practiced exclusively in Puerto Rico.

All three of these surgeons cooperated with this examination, fully understood its purposes and methods, and practiced exclusively at the E&CCC.

If they choose from the outset to practice exclusively a form of writing because it is praised in the classroom or otherwise carries appealing prestige, they are vastly increasing the risk inherent in taking up writing in the first place.

After losing weight and practicing exclusively with men during the off-season, Bartoli is moving better than she was at this same stage last year and was consistently able to extend rallies, even when Jankovic was dictating the flow of play.

The team has been practicing exclusively at Barclays Center since the storm, forcing players to commute from New Jersey or stay in Brooklyn hotels....Jerry Stackhouse sat out his second straight game Saturday because of a sore right knee.... Reggie Evans started his fourth straight game over Kris Humphries.

Many clinicians/ researchers envision the figure of dedicated intensivists who practice exclusively ICM.

"The reason [for the event] is to show our unhappiness with an institution which, for a long time, has been against the sexual and emotional rights of many people who do not practice exclusively reproductive sex, or people who do not love each other in the way that the institution thinks is right," co-organizer Marylene Carole told the Vancouver Sun.