Sentence examples for preach in terms of from inspiring English sources
I am doing my best to practice what I preach in terms of consciously trying to choose how I will relate to coming events including letting go of my historical addictions - especially my expectations and prejudices of how I think life should be.
"Kapawi is an exception among eco-lodges because it tries to practice what it preaches in terms of community involvement," said Amanda Stronza, an American anthropologist who did a case study on Kapawi for the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.
Ferguson may well have been preaching to the converted in terms of golf.
George Weigel, the pope's American biographer, said, "From the beginning of his service as a bishop in '58, he has believed that his office was one of preaching and teaching, so in terms of management style, he was one of the original delegators".
In terms of his preaching style, the archbishop's use of personal experience to introduce a broader message resembled the way he structured his homily at St. Patrick's on Sunday, during the ceremony in which he was officially invested as New York's ninth archbishop.
For these voters, the presidential candidates are simply "preaching to the choir" and debates are rarely persuasive in terms of affecting their ultimate vote choice.
Many of my participants constructed their identities in schools that were largely inadequate in terms of teaching and learning yet, paradoxically, were robust in preaching the merits of post-16 qualifications.
In terms of cash, certainly.
In terms of celebrating? A.
