Sentence examples for habit develops from inspiring English sources

Student flat living always goes one of two ways: if it's all-male you all end up spending 17 hours a day playing Pro Evo in silence while the one of you who is least psychologically capable of maintaining a weed habit develops a really big weed habit, and there is a single traffic cone always in one corner.

Student-apartment living always goes one of two ways: If it's all male, you all end up spending 17 hours a day playing video games in silence while the one of you who is least psychologically capable of maintaining a weed habit develops a really big weed habit, and there is a single traffic cone always in one corner.

Student flat living always goes one of two ways: if it's all-male you all end up spending 17 hours a day playing Pro Evo in silence while the one of you who is least psychologically capable of maintaining a weed habit develops a really big weed habit, and there is a single traffic cone always in one corner.

In the formative stages, motivation prompts behavioural repetition, which in turn strengthens habit, and as habit develops, it acquires the potential to cue further repetition (Lally et al., 2010, 2011).

The more you do it, the faster it can become for you, and the more your habit develops.

This habit developed early and naturally in Pratchett's life as a reader and a writer.

The injured party had saved that bread for later, a habit developed seven decades ago and never shaken off.

Some neighbours said the boys' mother was neglectful in part because of an alleged severe cannabis habit developed when she was a teenager.

'Does this piece of music sound good?' " By the early nineties, dozens of bands had picked up the Sonic Youth habit, developing their own proprietary tunings and making waves of noise.

Although it seems likely that her coffee-drinking habit developed when her mother was still around, so maybe her parents can split the blame evenly.

The old habit of looking to God for political guidance would have to be broken, and new habits developed.