Sentence examples for habit himself from inspiring English sources

Stine admitted that he has "a real Amazon habit" himself, and he feels the affordable prices make books more accessible to readers.

However, in " 'Who Could That Be at This Hour?' " we are made privy to the genesis of Lemony's defining habit: He himself is subjected to it by an adult spy tutor who sorely underestimates his abilities.

(James fought a lifelong struggle to inculcate such habits in himself).

The war was also something that pervaded our nightmares and our comic books, in which one enemy conveniently identified himself by periodic exclamations of "Jawohl!" and "Achtung!," the other by cries of "Banzai!" and a habit of disembowelling himself in lurid colors.

It's a habit he has himself.

After a couple of months, Adam developed a habit of hitting himself in the forehead.

"I don't think he is in the habit of comparing himself with others".

"He'd never made a habit of Googling himself — it was too depressing a venture.

He is not a dandy; he is an actor in the habit of watching himself go by.

At the same time, he has the peculiar idiomatic habit of describing himself as a slayer of audiences.

A career Navy officer, like his father and his grandfather, he developed a habit of expressing himself with military bluntness.