Sentence examples for practices long enough from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, this conclusion underwrites the claim of Western sexologists throughout the first part of the twentieth century that as long as one discursively practices long enough one can eventually lead a "normal" heterosexual life.

They've been practicing long enough".

"They have been practicing long enough".

They're a modern couple: they met at college, broke up, and, as the dyspeptic father of the groom, Prince Charles, noted, "They've been practicing long enough".

If they practiced long enough, and ditched the suits for white waistcoats, maybe they could dance there, like Fred Astaire in "Royal Wedding".

He'd been in orthopedics practice long enough to have saved a lot of money, and law had begun to seem much more interesting than medicine.

There are also works written in Geʿez (Ethiopic) and Amharic, two of the languages of Ethiopia, which is the one part of Africa where Christianity has been practiced long enough to be considered traditional.

And William's father, Prince Charles said, "They have been practicing long enough".

If you practice long enough, you get more and more familiar with nuances of every genre and can understand what fits where.

Due to the continual influx of new patients over the four years of the stable version of the PHA, not all patients have been in the practice long enough to have reached their 4th or 7th cPHA.

Try to find a therapist who has been in practice long enough to generate a number of happy, healthy former patients.