Sentence examples for More habitual from inspiring English sources

Experiences become less novel and more habitual.

This fall, as funerals became more habitual than knocking helmets, it has all become a tear-inducing blur.

A longtime outsider among the Oxford graduates of the BBC set, Wood's defensiveness, now more habitual than necessary, may be what continues to fuel her drive.

Current innovation will see charitable giving further integrated into lifestyles in order for it to become more convenient and more habitual.

Calder returned to bronze in 1943, partly to disrupt his facility with his more habitual materials and partly in response to a suggestion by the architect Wallace K. Harrison that he try to make some abstract works that could be greatly enlarged in concrete, since metal was in short supply during World War II.

Accomplishing that could turn listeners who visit to check out specific musicians into more habitual users.

In the event the talks ran on until four in the morning, broke up and then reconvened for another session at noon the next day.But it was more than habitual cussedness, or the sheer difficulty of the issues, that prolonged the talks.

More specifically, habitual action is a necessary feature of individual and collective including institutional life; and each single action performed on the basis of a habit, contributes in turn, and often unintentionally, to the maintenance and reinforcement of that habit.

These results may suggest a more rigid ("habitual") pattern of responding for alcohol than food.

BodyBalance training did not positively influence fear of falling or self-reported quality of life any more than habitual activity.

Are tutor behaviors also subject to oscillation as they adapt and modify to changing groups of students and different course content, or is tutoring in fact a more steady, habitual act?