Sentence examples similar to Inveterate practice from inspiring English sources

Inveterate inventor built a thermonuclear fusion reactor for fun.

The clothes are also practical for this inveterate traveler.

Scott Sr was, I suppose, the Norman Foster of Victorian England; forever busy, an inveterate traveller, he ran the biggest and most prolific architectural practice of his day.

Throughout his life, Wrigley was an "inveterate note-taker" who compiled extensive documentation concerning the theory and practice of air power, on which he lectured among colleagues in the RAAF during the 1920s.

But the report's lead author, Martin Lipton, is an inveterate defender of management against shareholders (he invented the "poison pill" to deter takeovers in the 1980s).In practice, corporate opinion is again divided.

Keralans are inveterate talkers.

"We're inveterate gamblers".

We are inveterate storytellers".

I am an inveterate jogger.

(My mother was an inveterate pants-wearer).

First I am an inveterate note-taker.