Sentence examples for Very habitual from inspiring English sources

"These are very habitual shows, shows that are very slow to change," Mr. Friedman said.

It's a very habitual thing.

From the point of view of understanding how cattle are moved, and potentially predicting future movement patterns, an interesting question is how habitual farmers are; if they are very habitual in their movement patterns, then one could reasonably assume that a farm will send its cattle to the same market next year that it did this year.

Conclusion: Calcium supplementation in the second half of pregnancy in Gambian women with very low habitual calcium intakes may not result in lower offspring blood pressure at 5 10 y of age.

This approach is very different from habitual valuation which does not participate in continual self-analysis [31] which is important in dynamical environments.

Watch out if depression is very frequent or habitual, or if it starts becoming part of the guy's general character.

He is watched over by the headmaster Dumbledore: a wisely bearded and snowy-haired Richard Harris, whose habitual and very slight away-with-the-fairies screen presence is here absolutely right.

firm of Callaway & printed in Tokyo by the firm of KiryuNfor whom it represents something of a departure, being by a still-living artist, & something very different from its habitual thousand-dollar facsimiles of ancient scrolls.

By this, he means that the less frequent and less regular use of cars by these groups makes per-mile services — which would otherwise work out to be very expensive for more habitual drivers — more appealing.

"If you can at least maintain habitual physical activity, that's very, very valuable," she said.

This changes its appearance on the page; and it seems clear that people take their cue from this changed appearance, reading poetry aloud in a very different voice from their habitual voice, possibly because, as Ben Jonson said, poetry "speaketh somewhat above a mortal mouth".