Sentence examples for practised of from inspiring English sources

This show is recorded live in front of an audience, which I was surprised about – Quantick isn't the most practised of performers – but perhaps it was just to keep the format different to his very successful Blagger's Guide programmes.

The history of the Prince Albert piercing, the most well known and widely practised of genital mutilation techniques, is shrouded in myth.

Sport is one of the most widely practised of human activities.

With hour upon hour of practise of course.

My witches' work is inspired by British folklore and the African-American magical practises of hoodoo.

Certainly, within Europe, the practise of napkin folding and cloth pleating were held in high esteem.

This campaign obscures the question of power and the theory and practise of politics.

And here is a proper place to give an account of Jackson's views on the practise of bedding.

There is candid talk on film about "pozzing up", the practise of knowingly becoming infected with the virus.

So it seems Hearthstone's future is inescapably intertwined with Blizzard's practise of occasionally nerfing its game.

Cherqaoui said the demonstrations themselves had been peaceful, calling them an example of "the healthy practise of the freedom of expression".