Sentence examples for practised through from inspiring English sources

Reflex, navigation and coordination are well practised through video games.

Witness the trend towards a greater focus on soft skills and leadership, which are hard to teach online and best practised through face-to-face interaction on campus.

The Chinese case challenges the Western ethnocentric assumption that intimacy is practised through self-disclosure and verbal expression (Zhong and Ho 2014: 8).

In the semi-arid drought-prone areas where it is widely practised through water pans, water harvesting doubles as a direct productive form of soil and water conservation.

I first outline how filial obligation is practised through a wide range of activities, before arguing that being filial is not enough: displaying xiao is critical to their own and the elders' face and establishing themselves as good, filial daughters and daughters-in-law.

He practised through the winter of 1920 21 to be ready for the next season.

But I practise through-the-legs shots and different variations of them, so maybe I'll try one at Wimbledon".

With more than a decade of experience Frangipani preaches what it practises through conferences and forums around the region.

To stay registered with the GMC, all doctors are expected to demonstrate their fitness to practise through gaining continuing professional development points every year.

But while some people may be drawn to practise through the scientific promise of betterment, they may end up finding that once they've got started, the path is far more interesting than that.

One woman giving evidence anonymously to the hearing in Tokyo recounted being encouraged to train for a public mass gymnastics display through the heroic example of a young boy who died after practising through the pain of an acute appendicitis and was viewed as a hero.