Sentence examples for habiliment from inspiring English sources

(I was thinking of a leg bone: if you weren't, you're just going to have to imagine someone who can't dress themselves proper, or picture a sleeve or other suitable habiliment all by yourself. I know you'll manage).

I wouldn't be surprised if it emerged that the estimable Ms Blackwood had been told to remain within strict parameters when designing the Commonwealth habiliment: we don't care what you concoct as long as it's tartan.

By dispensation we own the habiliments of the legal profession — suits, shirts, ties, polished shoes — which we don for those occasions when we must meet with our counterparts in the world outside.

For the Supreme Court, "privacy" implies control over one's body and its use (the right to marry a person of any race, to use contraception, to abort a first-term fetus); for Caroline Kennedy, control over her body and its use encompasses photographs taken, descriptions written, and habiliments abandoned.

Arabian and Moroccan habiliments, even feminine ones, are apparently enhanced by flesh and bulk.

His symptoms themselves developed symptoms, troughs and nodes he charted with morbid attention, in the Dumpster, in his suspenders and tweed cap, clutching his wig and coat and other comely habiliments he could neither wear nor pawn.

Sands' habiliments are not appropriate in a civilian milieu.