Sentence examples for deep habit of from inspiring English sources

"You know man, when I die they can't say bad things about me," Lalo Cervantes said to himself more than anyone as he stood outside and smoked reefer, a deep habit of his.

Any time we practice the smallest act of service, even if it's only holding a door for somebody, but doing it with a full heart that says, "May I be of use to this person," that kind of giving changes the deep habit of being self-centered.

I'll discover more, I'm sure — slight, but somehow significant adjustments to the things my parents taught me, the deep habits of a lifetime.

Lampedusa's sense of history is double: there are events, but these events are somehow illusory, superficial, and behind them, below them, the deep habits of power, subordination, and corruption abide.

These are deep habits of mind.

In the scorched earth left by that firestorm of criticism, what are the lessons we can learn to help ensure that next year's data reflects a still deeper habit of giving to universities?

In such passages Mr. Breslin's fidgety, staccato mode of expression, a street-colloquial style that conveys equal parts disgust and world-weariness, gives way to the eloquent pathos of the betrayed believer forced to preside at the funeral of "the deep habits and beliefs of a lifetime".

This is due to the deep rooted habit of consumption of raw camel milk, offal (liver) and to a lesser extent, meat by the pastoral communities of the study area.

He's a man of deep habits," Meyer said.

For example: "Yes, you read correctly, the lord ordered abraham to sacrifice his own son, and he did so as naturally as if he were asking for a glass of water to slake his thirst, which means it was a deep-seated habit of his".

By this point Leigh was already entrenched in the lifetime habit of deep and time-consuming prep for parts.