Sentence examples for was being practised from inspiring English sources

Inside, the organ was being practised.

Reena Sengupta, a London-based consultant, says she used to see foreign-owned legal-research operations in India where beds, not desks, greeted the visitor; such was the keenness to dispel the impression that law was being practised.

But Stonehenge was hiding for all those centuries in plain view, standing proud of a landscape of closely cropped turf, in an area where we now believe settled agriculture was being practised at the same time as its construction.

Fairly or otherwise, many will remember him as the archbishop who made a presentational gaffe (at a minimum) by saying in February 2008 that some accommodation with sharia law was unavoidable, and that Islamic law was being practised in Britain already.

Martha Nussbaum wrote that his work "denounced the trivial and evasive way in which moral philosophy was being practised in England under the aegis of those two dominant theories".

The first day of the training included an introduction to the study (background information, purpose, design), general interviewing skills and techniques (e.g. types of questions; adherence to question sequence and wording), and an explanation of the meaning of all items and response options on the questionnaire, which took place while the interview was being practised in the group.

Some of these things were being practised successfully before the wave of banking deregulation.

This could look like we're being practised upon, dupes of unconscionable skill.

Not only is the present anti-people model which is being practised unjust.

You need to get used to it but if it's being practised well it has its benefits.

The dialogue is meagrely written and sometimes so stiltedly spoken that it's as if some obscure irony were being practised.