Sentence examples for The habitually from inspiring English sources
adverb
By habit; in a habitual manner.
- He is habitually inattentive of time.
The habitually sanctimonious Islamic dailies chose to ignore the story.
The habitually resident test is currently loosely defined, but it appears Duncan Smith would like to change this.
The habitually aloof Balenciaga admitted that he was appalled by the way Dior treated textiles — backing them with multi-layers of canvas, buckram, or tulle, rather than "letting fabric speak for itself," which was the pith of his own aesthetic credo.
For the habitually cautious Ban, this was fighting talk.
For a moment at least, the habitually gloomy credit markets are beaming with optimism.
Emanuel Opengam has the listless look in his large eyes of the habitually ill.
Getting Drunk And Crying at Camden's First Gay Wedding.
But the Kurds, though united for the moment, habitually debate the degree of independence they hope to achieve and the tactics they should pursue.
One of the butchers habitually threw the entrails to the caimans.
The final vote against the embargo, habitually lopsided in the past, was 185 to 3, with 2 abstentions.
Two-thirds of the rats habitually chose the "regular paypacket" version of reward.
