Sentence examples for habit custom from inspiring English sources
They menace "a slow-paced commonwealth of habit, custom and routine".
The Kantian moral subject, which prized autonomy above all else, radically devalued habit, custom, and tradition what Hegel described as substantial ethical life, or Sittlichkeit.
Instead of letting their thoughts be ordered by habit, custom and imagination, they would become increasingly enlightened about the true order of things.
But somehow habit, custom, simply the electoral process, deigns that the series must run its full order -- unabated, unaborted and uninspired -- until we reach the towering denouement, the ultimate episode, the great Finale that is "The Next Four Years"... whomever they may belong to.
No secrets concerning local gossip, restaurants, habits, customs, property values or scandals may be withheld.
Discusses habits, customs, likes and dislikes of these people and contrasts their lifes with our earthly ones.
That conjecture then becomes the excuse for a chapter on sexual habits, customs and pornography in the 16th-century Mediterranean, about which Leo "would have been curious and perhaps shocked", or perhaps not.
With the eye of an anthropologist, Thompson describes the habits, customs and sayings of the inhabitants of the tiny hamlet Lark Rise, as well as those of the town folk living a few miles away.
In other words, research groups often develop a common set of habits, customs, priorities and approaches that both produce new insights and enable them to flow with little attention to how they might be transferred to outsiders.
The word "prejudice" can literally be broken down into "pre-" and "judgment". Aptly, much of prejudice stems from our pre-judging other people's habits, customs, clothes, ways of speaking, and values.
One advantage already described, diplomatic skill, blends institutional and attitudinal change, for diplomacy would never have succeeded had not the Byzantine statesmen been far more curious and knowing than Justinian's 5th-century predecessor about the habits, customs, and movements of the barbarian peoples.
