Sentence examples similar to a habitual expression from from inspiring English sources

Bevilacqua has "saffron-colored fingers" from smoking, and wore "the habitual expression of a slaughtered ram".

From the perspective of its nature, an action consists in its verbal and/or habitual expression.

But note that our habitual expressions of empathy can sometimes be counterproductive.

In my experiences I have witnessed a habitual pattern of reluctance from many minorities.

I looked up "abode". It refers to a habitual residence, of course, but it derives from an Old English verb meaning "to wait". The expression "abide with me" can be traced back to the same source.

It refers to a habitual residence, of course, but it derives from an Old English verb meaning "to wait".

Smiling can be used as a quick relief from stress and as a habitual response to ward off stress long-term.

Despite Cutler's gastronomic dissatisfaction, by that time macaroni had become a habitual serving at the White House, a gastronomic innovation brought back from Europe by Jefferson.

If Fletcher is a habitual criminal, we know from his five-year sentence he's no rapist or murderer.

A habitual smoker of Marlboro Reds, he was a regular at Campos deli a few blocks from his family's home.

My son had become a habitual consumer of GoPro videos.