Sentence examples for habit shared by from inspiring English sources

Years later I realise that it was a habit, shared by other Viennese émigrés, of getting to the point.

Even as his personal fortune grew, he would still lunch in the staff canteen – a habit shared by many other successful German tycoons.

Reinholdtsen also went on too long — a habit shared by more than a few Donaueschingen composers, who tended to exhaust the possibilities of their material four or five minutes before their works were done.

It looks cheap, shiny, and bereft of depth, and McCullers hasn't shaken off the horrible habit, shared by most modern comedy directors, of covering up cracks and doldrums in the story by playing pop, either chirpy or teary, over a montage of uninspiring images.

In the end, the most common work habit shared by high achievers is putting in long hours.

This striking contrast with the absence of pattern recognition receptors in fungi, suggests that the osmotrophic growth habit, shared by these distinct organisms [26], is not the principle reason for the distinct inventory of receptors in fungi.

Although I neither drink alcohol nor smoke, for that matter I don't abuse chilli or snort turmeric, he was frankly horrified by my habit, shared with the late Tony Benn, of drinking tea whenever possible, day and night.

As someone who capped off the semester with three all-nighters in a row, I was comforted to see that what my mother disparages as "destructive habits" are shared by our leaders.

Some employers seem to regard this as a bad habit, fortunately not shared by men.

This dietary habit was not shared by other British immigrant groups and was equally despised by those still in Britain.

(ii) A twin by contact where only the habit plane is shared by the two adjacent crystals (epitaxy).