Sentence examples for practices from which from inspiring English sources

(Ginghina reënacts, with an actorly aplomb, his former miseries while unspooling reminiscences of the Communist-era practices from which they were inseparable).

Indeed, her return, in glory, to the Treasury, following years defending financial practices from which even Osborne has recoiled, may be one of the most perfect examples, to date, of the revolving door coming full circle.

In this study, farmers are likely to have several land management practices from which they can choose.

More generally, unless we have some foundational point outside our epistemic practices from which to assess the epistemic issues, the project of systematizing our mundane normative intuitions will simply collapse into the descriptive sociology of knowledge.

Despite the impossibility of devoting oneself fully to two "greedy institutions," work, and family (Blair-Loy 2003), the ideology of intensive mothering has nevertheless offered women a set of demanding but publicly valued parenting practices from which to draw as they care for their children.

The practices from which children were recruited spanned a broad socioeconomic distribution.

He is also the president of Norwalk Radiology Consultants, a group practice from which the bride's mother retired.

She did not run for re-election but returned to private practice, from which she retired only last year.

The International Slavery Museum offers a bold and clear-eyed history of the brutal practice from which personal and national fortunes were made.

This also allows Riley to explore in detail the rich bank of dance practice from which Fred's later work emerged.

Irnerius was among the first scholars to write such marginal "glosses" on Roman law, a practice from which the name of his school, "glossators," was derived.