The difference is that we are habitually bipedal on the ground.
Women traveling alone are habitually escaping from something or are stripped of any agency at all.
Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, has been pushing for disclosure of flights that are habitually late and that are overbooked.
The problem is that our white genes, of which many of us are also proud, are habitually eradicated by blacks, whites, mixed races and the media in general.
Oh yes, and the neighbors' muffled stereo, and people who are habitually late, and there are actually 20 or 30 other little problems I have with the world at large.
Sadly, bringing politics into disrepute, which is blamed for the irresistible rise of political disillusionment – and of which the belief that politicians are habitually lying is a basic ingredient – goes unpunished in too many ways to single out this case from the rest.
James Cowper's Holland says: "If customers are habitually late payers it might be worth considering invoice discounting, where a third party advances a percentage of funds against unpaid invoices.
But if the government of the day loses authority, then the country risks falling into the same situation as Greece or Italy, where inconvenient laws like building regulations are habitually ignored, where tax-dodging is a national sport and where government officials must be bribed before they will do anything.
The bodies of athletes, both male and female, are habitually on display, yet there has been something especially contentious and fraught about the ways in which Williams's singular appearance — musculature both imposing and graceful — has been discussed.
The bodies of athletes, both male and female, are habitually on display, yet there has been something especially contentious and fraught about the ways in which Williams's singular appearance musculature both imposing and graceful has been discussed.
Then, in a lengthy comment added to the final edition of his essays, he completes the circle from animal-to-human to human-to-human again, concluding that we cannot help but communicate ourselves in some way – that our own physical movements "converse and discourse" – even if it is something to which we are habitually blind: What of the hands?
