Sentence examples for full habit from inspiring English sources

The counsellor was a nun, ancient to my young eyes and intimidating – in full habit.

One was a photograph of Mr. Peltzman's mother, Beatrice, dressed in the full habit of a Catholic nun.

Hands clasped in prayer, Geraldine Farrar — as great a star of the silent screen as she was in opera — wears ripe lipstick, lush mascara and the full habit of the cloistered Suor Angelica.

A nun in full habit was a bit unusual at UConn, recalled Dr. David R. Benson, a university professor of microbiology, who also became Mother Noella's advisor and later, her friend.

The Poles were not alone: a young nun in full habit waved Peru's flag when the Peruvian archbishop was called up, and the Croatian archbishop was cheered lustily by a flag-waving group of about 50 of his compatriots.

Mr. Szkutnicki, a cherubic-looking blond with wide-set blue eyes who learned English watching Bugs Bunny cartoons on television in his native Poland, said he did not mind living with 21 nuns, all of whom dress in full habit, and 43 residents whose average age is 94.

At various points of the 90-minute hearing, Sisters Catherine Rose Holzman and Rita Callanan — wearing full habits — applauded or groaned.

At their pre-trial hearing, the nuns, dressed in full habits, engaged in silent protest by only answering the judge with a nod.

Paying your credit card in full is a good habit and will boost your credit score and help you avoid interest.

A pair of Dominican nuns from Baltimore, in full white habit, rosaries dangling from their waists.

Sister Ohari, they said, was dressed in a full white habit, including veil, when she left the convent.