Sentence examples for are habituated from inspiring English sources

The animals are habituated to having what one warden called a "no punishment, no reward" relationship with humans.

For minds that are habituated to thinking of living in terms of its possibilities of representation – narrative, poetic, pictorial, photographic – space is more than just the barren grounds in which daily life and daily work happen be.

Learning a new language is like learning a new city: you see things you'll never notice, or need, once you go to live there and are habituated by routine.

In a "two-finger test", the examining doctor notes the presence or absence of the hymen and the so-called laxity of the vagina in efforts to assess whether the women are "habituated to sexual intercourse".

Western low More than 100,000 western lowland gorillas live in the lush rainforests of west and central Africa.Classed as critically endangered, fewer groups are habituated for tracking because of their inaccessible locations.

Whether or not we are wired, as a species, to dream up boogey­men, we are habituated, as a culture, to seeking them out in shapes that conform to our collective anxieties.

"But that's just it, we're habituated to it.

The guides clearly like the gorillas, who have been habituated to human contact.

Because we're habituated, both in life and in fiction, to certain ways of expressing things.

Today's audience is habituated to electric guitars, synthesizers, heavy drums and bass, and surround-sound acoustics.

It was habituated by practicing good manners, by being dependable, punctual and responsible day by day.