Sentence examples for seldom practiced from inspiring English sources

Confirmation by experimentation was admired, but seldom practiced.

The customs of interment and cremation exist but are seldom practiced.

The ancient Babylonians, Sumerians, and Greeks seldom practiced any but the most superficial kind of embalming, anointing the body with unguents, perfumes, and spices.

But democracy is seldom practiced within the political parties themselves, where candidacies are doled out as spoils with an eye toward preserving power at the top.

Burress, who seldom practiced last season, was Manning's primary receiver and merely caught the winning touchdown pass in the Super Bowl.

(And why fuss over psychoanalysis, so seldom practiced today?) "If we wish to grasp how someone sees the world," the historian Quentin Skinner has written, "what we need to know is not what words they use" — "narcissism," for example — "but rather what concepts they possess".

Although SDL is encouraged among residents in our surgical training program via 24-hour access to surgical task trainers and online modules, residents report that they seldom practice.

I'm going back to Uganda, to work with my Ugandan business partner Abu Musuuza, who by the way is a practicing Muslim (and I, by the way, am a seldom practicing Jew).

One is that most media outlets lack routinely-updated, viable emergency response plans, and in cases where outlets have viable plans, journalists seldom practice these plans.

It is likely that individuals who induce vomiting up to several times per day have a higher risk of developing dental erosion than those who never, or more seldom, practice this behaviour.

So, let's get Barbie a new wardrobe, adjust those Girl Scout activities (that should have happened years ago) and get ready for the resurrection of ancient debates about sex, showers, toilets, the nurturer, etc. Remember, the U.S. Military seldom practices the democracy it defends.