Sentence examples for practices thought from inspiring English sources

Yet the aggressive patrol practices thought necessary to meet these demands themselves create tension and hostility".

Her book is "The Boudoir Bible" (Rizzoli), a witty and frank sex guide aimed at loosening attitudes about certain sex practices thought of as kinky.

And yet most self-styled "defenders of western freedom" studiously try and avoid making parallels between the traditional anti-semitic narratives: that Jews were taking over; followed bizarre cultural practices; thought they were "the chosen ones"; or were simply a fifth column with outside allegiances, to the narratives that we see bandied about today along the same lines about British Muslims.

The study, published Monday in the journal Pediatrics, found that, when it comes to care and feeding practices thought to raise a baby's obesity risk, differing ethnic and racial patterns emerged.

The world's biggest retailer is calling for more humane standards of animal welfare -- a moo-ve that advocates say could represent a major step toward the end of some farming practices thought of as especially cruel.

Originally adopted in 1977, Congress designed the CRA to combat two practices thought to undermine the financial health of low- and moderate-income communities: redlining, the practice of refusing to bring services to certain communities; and capital exportation, the failure to use consumer deposits from a community to provide access to credit to customers in that same community.

Through modifying our practices of thought toward a more Holmes-like concentration, we can build up neural real estate that is better able to deal with the variegated demands of the endlessly multitasking, infinitely connected modern world.

A meme, a term introduced by Richard Dawkins, is any idea or practice — any thought, song, or ritual — that can replicate from one brain to another.

Put another way, prudence may be an easy choice to mock, and a wiser one to practice — a thought that may have applications these days beyond the Houston infield.

See 'Child care and education plans in support of quality practices: The thoughts of child care and education curriculum' written by Takeo Shishido, 2003.

These two examples show the simultaneous yet divergent directions that religious practice and thought has taken in America in the last ten years.