Sentence examples for practiced its own from inspiring English sources

After the show, Fox News praised it for "leaving politics out," which is another way of saying that it practiced its own kind of politics, one that prized unity and civility and the status quo over any moment of discomfort or conflict.

Baroque music practiced its own kind of globalism in its time, although the globe was smaller then.

Turkey practices its own brand of secularism: The government builds the mosques, employs those who preach in them and dictates sermons.

Accompanying "Wojaczek" is "Brasil," a German-language short by the Georgian director Giga Chkheidze that practices its own brand of enigmatic deadpan wit.

Of course, Brazil practices its own protectionism in other sectors.

Assad runs a dynastic, tyrannical system, which has survived for decades not by making peace, but by making big trouble punctuated by deals in which Syria practices its own variation on North Korea's rich repertoire of threats, talks and extortion.

Though again here there is much variance on the ground -- mainstream society in Shiite Iran largely shuns temporary marriage, while Sunni-majority Egypt practices its own equivalent, muta'a.

More than 500,000 Yazidis — a predominantly Kurdish ethnic group that practices its own ancient religion — were forced to flee during an Islamic State assault in the vicinity of Iraq's Nineveh Province in August.

Though she despises the Christian calculus of sin, salvation, heaven and hell, she teaches him that virtue, practiced for its own sake, will prepare the soul for understanding, thus its ascent to the divine.

With the regular season approaching, they finally stepped on the Madison Square Garden court Sunday for a light walk-through, becoming the last N.B.A. team to practice at its own arena this preseason.

The Rams' defense is used to practicing against its own offense, which runs plays at Mach 2. To the defense, the Giants' offense was like one of those Central Park horse and buggies.