Sentence examples for thought and practices from inspiring English sources

Elrington, for all his sympathetic writing about parishes and medieval thought and practices, was a sensible and intelligent atheistic rationalist.

And that's to say nothing of the contributions to liberal thought and practice by Molly Ivins and Ann Richards.

Dilwar Hussain (no relation to Dilly) runs an organisation seeking to reform Muslim thought and practice.

They constitute one of history's most remarkable personal contributions to religious thought and practice.

He then persists with thought and practice until he gets it right.

Maqām is the principal melodic concept in Middle Eastern musical thought and practice (parallel to īqāʿāt in rhythm).

What you teach -- information and principles but also, and more important, habits and disciplines of thought and practice -- will have to last a lifetime.

The Ṣūfī movement, in general, had aroused considerable opposition, and its thought and practice had yet to be coordinated with developments in jurisprudence, theology, and philosophy.

There was no room in his thought and practice for special revelation, grace, and repentance in the Christian sense, and little for external rites or ceremonies.

In each of these cases, counterterrorism has put officials on a collision course with Islamic thought and practice — and, perhaps more dangerously, with the Constitution.

Epistemological skepticism, moral relativism, and philosophical commitments to autonomy as a fundamental human value have grounded tolerationist thought and practice as well.