Sentence examples for practised sense from inspiring English sources
A former police chief with an easy, practised sense of humour ran the event; a former head of the state's AFL-CIO gave a barnburner of a speech.
What Read does bring to bear is a keen and practised sense of how to sketch characters, and to tell their stories.
But the more I speak to her, it is hard to escape from the sense that, though quite practised, she finds that particular process quite unnatural herself.
However, it must be recognized that in the Hong Kong setting, primary care medicine is also practised by community based specialists in the sense that these physicians may provide general outpatient care as well as specialist outpatient care.
Shadyac is a practised manipulator, subduing the proceedings in a depressive gloom similar to the one that overhung Shyamalan's truly creepy The Sixth Sense, and throwing in a series of cheap jolts until you can feel each one building like a wave.
All practised map-readers know that.
Diplomats are practised savers of faces.
Everything I do is practised in training.
Brownstein smiles in a practised way.
I've totally practised acceptance speeches before.
