Sentence examples for a universal habit from inspiring English sources

It's the wicked or foolish indulgence that once made moviegoing a universal habit.

"Personally, I yearned to see what the world was like where the world was logical, where nature obeyed the laws of physics without fail," Delmira thinks, "where storytelling wasn't a universal habit but the prerogative of a few specialists with the designated task of studiously examining the nature of man and his world".

He saw a possible global origin, for example, in certain words such as the universal habit of holding up a single finger to express "one". But, although he was one of the few linguists inducted into the prestigious National Academy of Sciences, Greenberg's work never met automatic approval.

With the backing of government and private organizations, buckling up became today's nearly universal habit.

Mothers everywhere show some universal habits.

The update to the software for Amazon's own Kindle devices as well as apps that run on iOS and Android will include a feature called Page Flip that effectively mimics the near-universal habit of using a thumb to temporarily mark the page of a printed book where the reader left off.

The principle of uniformity, however, is firmly based in custom or habit, as a universal principle of the human mind, and it is also the foundation for the Newtonian inductive method including Hume's own inductive science of the human mind.

Nevertheless, as firmly based in custom or habit, it is a universal principle of the human mind.

He extracted from that vast treasury seven habits which created a universal formula for leading an effective, impactful, and meaningful life.

In other words, the breast-feeding imperative has elevated the parenting habits of that relatively privileged minority to a universal standard of good parenting.

They only refine dirty habits which already exist, and the informer is a universal, ancient player.