Sentence examples for familiar habits from inspiring English sources

"Advertising counterbalances the tendency of people to adhere to familiar habits," he claims.

To expose familiar habits as fusty fabrications is to expose oneself to ridicule, as a weirdo, and to persecution, as a threat to the established order.

And so, in a week that had been anything but routine, there appeared to be comfort in the familiar habits of a game day.

It's structurally brilliant, but he falls into his familiar habits of shouting a lot and trying to say the most offensive thing in the room.

In the moments following a disaster, the landscape transforms: the known becomes suddenly menacing, and people's familiar habits glow with unfamiliar significance.

Yellow Studio is about the urgency and the implausibility of self-recognition, about the ways in which we are unwittingly exposed by our familiar habits, 'as if some unusual act/ would make the thing too real'No'No Interruptions').

Such is his now familiar habit of acting like a sore loser even when he's won.

They overwhelmed a hot goalie and they did not succumb to their familiar habit of letting down after building a comfortable lead.

Senior civil-service jobs were advertised online in a bid to boost transparency but, because of a lack of suitable applicants, the government fell back on the familiar habit of appointing party loyalists.

But, in the familiar habit of misogyny, this children's story gives us a heroine who, for want of detail, is nothing more than a receptacle for male desire.

Here's what I'd guess is a familiar habit: You pop open Instagram, scroll through an endless feed of memes, then resurface an hour later feeling guilty about your utter lack of productivity.