Sentence examples for practicing expressing from inspiring English sources

Practicing expressing love for yourself also helps you express it to others.

This will also give you practice expressing your own career goals.

To practice expressing our needs and desires, we used the analogy of choosing pizza toppings with other people.

As adults, we have verbal skills and a more developed brain on our side to help us practice expressing our needs and ourselves in a calm manner.

Such terms as "emptiness" and "dependent origination" are sometimes understood in metaphysical terms, but in the context of Mahayana Buddhist tradition, they are not concepts by which to grasp reality, but above all elements of practice, expressing the realization of the person who enters into profound samadhi by cutting off discriminative thought and eradicating afflicting passions.

It occurred one day after he slammed a stick at another practice expressing his frustration stemming for his reduced playing time this season.

Following an initial information letter, practices expressing interest in participating in the trial were visited by the research team to assess their eligibility before being given a formal invitation to participate.

Delays between the practice expressing interest and being visited by the research team occurred for a variety of reasons – communication difficulties between Divisions, the research team and practices; logistical difficulties arranging visits; and staff turnover both in practices and the research team.

GP practices participating in the study were members of the CPRD Clinical Practice Research Datalinkk), had voluntarily agreed to take part in the trial, and had then voluntarily agreed to participate in the process evaluation study which may have resulted in more research experienced practices expressing their views.

History of religions criticism in much the same way compares the religious beliefs and practices expressed by the biblical texts to the trends discernible within world religion in general.

Laurence D. Laufer, a former lawyer for the Campaign Finance Board who is now in private practice, expressed concern that the board would not do anything to curb the influence of wealthy candidates.