Sentence examples for this practised from inspiring English sources

"In the bravura ventriloquism of Hawksmoor," noted reviewer Tim Adams in the Observer, "or the slippery games of detection in Dan Leno, he has allied this practised cleverness to his gift for historical empathy to produce something remarkable".

In the poems, this practised minx has been around the block, and then some or rather, it excites the poet to feel teased and tricked by some sultry mocking tramp.

This is the practised guideline that is still being continued after several years.

This was practised particularly effectively by one notable user of Polish notation, Arthur Prior.

In the following sections, the literature relating to CSR is reviewed, thereby presenting a full conceptual analysis, and a comprehensive picture of how this is practised.

I was a bit amazed that he kind of practised this cognitive dissonance for so long.

At present, this is rarely practised because of the difficulty of putting mining operations into inhabited areas, but with the advance of greener mining techniques could be viable.

Of course, give a nebulous passage like this to a practised orator, and give him concrete evidence on the ground with which to illustrate his literal interpretation of "abomination of desolation", and you have a wolf and a flock of sheep which he can exploit at will.

Women were made aware that this is increasingly practised in many units.

Generally I duck and weave through the ground floor with the practised body swerve of a rugby forward, but on this occasion I was seduced by Tom Ford, in a manner of speaking.

This "value investing" was practised by skilled investors like Warren Buffet well before economists rumbled it.