Sentence examples for something to be practiced from inspiring English sources

Empathy is not a buzzword but something to be practiced.

"Ethics are something not to be preached but to be practiced.

All zoos ought to be practicing something similar.

It's something that must be practiced, embodied, and given room to grow.

But even they would admit that there is something to be said for allowing practice to vary from state to state, in that it keeps the game from being all-or-nothing.

"I consider the finished work as a moment in my practice; something to be considered and valued as an object that will ultimately end up as another picture entering the stream of the internet," Staniak recently told Rhizome.

Schliemann's archaeological practices too left something to be desired.

Practice ballet or something to be graceful but also quick.

EBM has been criticised as 'cookbook' medicine and something that can only be practiced by those in ivory towers [ 33].

"Using actors, real people or employees as spokespeople is not unique to the entertainment business, is not specific to Sony Pictures Entertainment and is not something that is practiced only by me," she said.

Letter writing isn't something I'm practiced in, and Hofer had a few helpful prompts — what would you want to do when she comes to visit?