Sentence examples for habit of discussing from inspiring English sources

"I'm not in the habit of discussing my genitals in job interviews," Ms. Sklarz said.

They are not in the habit of discussing their corporate plans in public.

After the author's mother was given a diagnosis of cancer, in 2007, a lifelong habit of discussing books acquired a new impetus.

He was in the habit of discussing his poetic practice with other poets, but for Bishop their meeting "was the first time I had ever actually talked with someone about how one writes poetry".

By John Cassidy February 8, 2016 Donald Trump has made a habit of discussing his dominance in polls during the Presidential campaign, but experienced their occasional inaccuracy firsthand in Iowa.

As the three men entered the American Museum of Natural History, the philosopher looked up at the barrel-vaulted ceiling and exclaimed, "It's mind-blowing what man can do!" Kraut, who is also a jazz guitarist, has a habit of discussing philosophical matters in bebop slang.

Instead of discussing our cleaning habits, I reveal the truth.

One reader commented on O'Brien's habit, in discussing these characters, of associating with the audacious Baba, rebel and taker of the Lord's name in vain.

Because the boy, who wound up being called Ludo, does not know the identity of his father, and because Sibylla refuses to tell him, their obsessive habit of watching and discussing Kurosawa's male-bonding masterpiece becomes central to their lives.

Schools' bursars have long been in the habit of meeting to discuss costs and pricing, and in 1997 the bursar of Sevenoaks School started collecting information about proposed fee increases, and circulating it between the 50 schools.

However, the majority (58%) of the life habit transitions discussed in this study occur in clades that were most densely sampled (see dashed boxes in Figure 1).