Sentence examples for private exercise from inspiring English sources
The book that made him famous was one he wrote with no particular goal of publication, "for my private exercise and satisfaction".
An unfussy, nylon-string version of And I Love Her is one of the standouts of a typically subtle (though occasionally rather distantly private) exercise in guitar lyricism.
In the abstract, this thought did not contradict the principles of the Great Separation, which gave reasons for protecting the private exercise of religion.
Lan Tuazon prints her own currency, and requires a written promise from its recipients to distribute it further, thus turning art into a private exercise in growth capital.
He may exhibit them one day, he says, but painting has always been "a largely private exercise" for him, as opposed to illustration, which pays the bills.
At Shibden Hall Browne had begun his parallel career as a writer with Religio Medici, a journal largely about the mysteries of God, nature, and man, which he himself described as "a private exercise directed to myself".
Although public protests have declined, it is not clear whether the private exercises have waned.
In this sense, although they are more private exercises, these works on paper still share the aims of Mr. Cragg's sculptures, which he describes as "eminently useless" but not ultimately lacking in significance.
Later, differences between those with and without academic activity and between those with and without private psychiatric practice were analyzed only in the psychiatrists' sample (psychiatry registrars are not legally allowed to exercise academic or private practice), using Student t tests.
"Both must ensure that government officials and private contractors exercise caution and use force only as a last resort when dealing with asylum seekers, many who have experienced trauma and torture".
One is the "private moment" exercise, in which actors recreate activities — bedroom karaoke, pore cleansing — that they have never before allowed anyone to see.
