Sentence examples for who practised from inspiring English sources
Anyone who practised Salafism was outlawed by the authorities.
City traders who practised short selling were "clearly bank robbers".
The date mattered to her as a Wiccan who practised ancient nature-based beliefs.
Yet over the years I continued to encounter friends and relatives who practised Buddhism.
Modern societies derive from communities of hunter-gatherers who practised serial monogamy.
Dolly West's Kitchen is about acceptance and a paean to a mother who practised it.
This may partly be because a politician who practised rational choice politics would soon be kicked out of office, whereas the public has had to pick up the bill for those who practised rational choice economics.
Clive Francis's Willis, a Lincolnshire doctor who practised a form of aversion therapy, exudes a sardonic authority.
It is signed by G. Ferlite of Geneva, who practised his trade between 1590 and 1635, and is the only signed piece in the collection.
She fell in with Jay Barham, a charlatan from Arkansas who practised "channelling", "spiritual cloning" and batty sorts of religio-sexual therapy.
Mandela, who practised as an attorney in Johannesburg for several years, formerly served as secretary-general of the African National Congress (banned since 1960).
