Sentence examples for a habitual one from inspiring English sources

He was a petty criminal, a habitual one, worn out beyond his years by a difficult life.

But drunk is also often used to distinguish a current state (drunk waiter) from a habitual one (drunken bum), and some states make a legal distinction between a drunk driver (one whose blood-alcohol level is above a certain limit) and a drunken driver (one who is merely inebriated)." That's good to know (hic!).

"Along the way, he assembles a beguiling portrait of the plagiarist (at least the habitual one) as an oddly plaintive psychopath".

While funders often are interested in supporting performing arts companies that reach out to diverse audiences, Volz said, "if there's one thing we've learned in Amerian theater, it's not quite that easy" to turn occasional theatergoers drawn by a show's cultural milieu into habitual ones willing to take a chance on a full season's range of productions.

You start having newer, more exciting thoughts than the old habitual ones you've been following.

A habitual impulse may be one of many momentary motivational forces competing to direct behaviour, so vying with various opposing forces favouring alternative actions or inhibition of the habitual response.

Political operatives have a habitual disdain toward candidates' spouses, one adviser told me, which Michelle, who had trouble obtaining even routine information like talking points, initially could not overcome.

With one exception — Hank, a habitual philanderer who feels little but ambition and lust — the characters are compounded equally of desire and guilt.

It may be that as one who tagged her as a habitual prevaricator before that became a widely shared assessment, I am on her enemies list.

It sounds like a habitual act, but it's actually an exceptional one.

Reusing the same inspirations to create music, can be a static way to produce; one that thrusts creativity into a habitual routine rather than a deeper expression.