Sentence examples for traditionally practised from inspiring English sources

'Yoga was traditionally practised as a preparation for meditation,' he says.

The Kayapó traditionally practised slash-and-burn agriculture on small farms cut into the jungle.

This illusion of superiority and security, within which the bourgeois novelist traditionally practised his craft, has cracked in recent decades.

The rest is encouraging the people, who are mostly farmers and have traditionally practised open-field defecation, to use them.

"If champagne can only come from the Champagne region of France, then ayurvedic medicines should only come from the parts of the world which have traditionally practised Ayurveda.

He continues to espouse a deeply conservative faith that is at odds with the syncretic Islam, which blends many religious customs, that is traditionally practised in Mali.

These challenges are further compounded in Taiwan, where women are traditionally required to practise the cultural ritual (Zuo Yue Zi) which includes confinement to the house with a special balanced diet for the first month postnatally.

Traditionally, most of the indigenous population practised jhum method (a type of slash-and-burn) of cultivation.

I practised and practised.

It is almost as if what he practised was not worthy of the title "leadership", an idea that has acquired powerfully positive connotations.But it has traditionally been considered in isolation, as if the behaviour of followers were irrelevant.

When he played, he practised and practised.