Sentence examples for common habits of from inspiring English sources

The deliberate application of reason was necessary precisely because our common habits of thought are not particularly reasonable.

Schawbel: What are the three most common habits of the top performers that you've spoken to?

So to combat this trend, we've compiled a list of the common habits of the most successful leaders.

Coprophagy might well have been a common habit of mammoths.

Spitting, a common habit of Northern Indian men, is forbidden.

The fairly common habit of talking aloud to yourself is what psychologists call external self-talk.

Weiner expressed "zero tolerance" for the now common habit of casting British actors as Americans or Americans as Brits.

But there is far less data on the more common habit of shouting and screaming in families.

It was a common habit of the sturdy, otherwise reclusive horse who for three decades delighted -- and sometimes startled -- residents and visitors with mysterious appearances.

The common habit of trotting out a key pitcher in an unimportant September game against a potential playoff opponent just does not make sense.

C. A. Clarke: A common habit of an Austen heroine (marriage finally for love) such as Elizabeth or Jane? (bonnet with e for 0).