Sentence examples for you practised from inspiring English sources

How do you react when you hear anti-Semitism expressed today? Were you a practising Christian before you practised Judaism?

Similarly, if you practised your deep-breathing exercises a little excessively, you may have faced the challenge with a 'devil-may-care' or 'it doesn't really matter, anyway' attitude.

To assess whether respondents were sexually experienced or not, they were asked two questions: "With how many different people have you had sexual intercourse in your life?" (None; with … people; I don't want to talk about this; I don't know), and: "Have you ever practised anal sexual intercourse?

You can draw classic pretzel 5-pointed stars, as well as Stars of David if you're well practised!

Between 2006 and 2008, the sport claimed 18 (human) lives.The real cruelty of the event, however, is that no matter how good or practised you are, your success depends on the co-operation of your mount.

• Buying anything at a small boutique called Florio in the Via S Biagio al Librai, where three women assistants will sit in total silence, smoking with practised menace, until you shuffle out, embarrassed at having even had the temerity to enter.

You'd think, she says with a practised stab at irony, she'd have been used to it by now.

The scream is something to be practised sparingly: too much and you end up wanting to stuff socks down the singer's throat.

If you believe that brain surgery is a precise and exquisite craft, practised by calm and detached surgeons, this gripping, brutally honest account will make you think again.

You then pondered if lending to the poor as practised by Grameen "has led to peace" and that this is the big "unanswered question".

So convincing is Pollan's logic, so practised his arguments, so impassioned his presentation, that you wonder where it all came from.