Sentence examples for practise himself from inspiring English sources

A wonderful book, with good ideas on education, health, propaganda, organisation etc. – and ideals which Hitler does not practise himself".

Each side clerk studied under a sworn clerk for five years before practising himself, although under the sworn clerk's name.

From liberals comes disgust mixed with glee: disgust that a church leader so vocally condemning of homosexuality turns out to practise it himself secretly; glee at the spotlight shone on his hypocrisy.

After attending a lecture in Maine in 1837 by the French mesmerist Charles Poyen, Quimby began to practise mesmerism himself.

From 1959 to 1961, he withdrew from playing live and spent 16 hours a day practising by himself, outdoors, on Manhattan's Williamsburg bridge.

He hopes to achieve this by practising it himself, hiring managers who have worked for western firms, and assigning western management books to his managers (the latest was "Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies", by James Collins and Jerry Porras) for reading and discussion.Another task is getting managers to disagree with him and to come forward with new ideas.

We needed a film to explain Turing's role in securing the Allies' victory in the Second World War by cracking the Germans' enigma code, and to expose the prejudice that led to Turing, a practising homosexual, killing himself in 1954.

Kingsland himself practises runs on his keyboard looking slightly impatient, while Mark Ayres – their youngest member, formerly the RWS's archivist in its final days at the Beeb, and the dynamo behind the formation of the new group – tries to get everyone into some kind of order.

Its strength derives not only from the thorough and systematic approach to the issues, but also from the fact that Mill himself practised the whole body of these sciences as they then existed, from psychology of course, through economics—in his own day he was recognized as the leading political economist to history and the then emerging science of sociology.

For the rest, he will rather practise synthesis, and will apply himself readily only to those questions to which order itself leads him.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants us to practise openness and radical transparency; he himself purchases neighbouring houses to get as much privacy as possible.