Sentence examples for habits acquired from inspiring English sources

And habits acquired during childhood are stronger than any others.

Culture, he said, is...that complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, custom, and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society....that complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, custom, and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society.

The habits acquired in dealing with his father's views at dinner and at tea carried over into the extraordinarily sympathetic yet critical manner that William displayed in dealing with anybody's views on any occasion.

This seems little different from the truth that the rituals and habits of playing hockey (cursing, stoical indifference, then handshaking) are different from those of playing soccer (whining, faking injuries, etc).. Obviously, immigrants have sociolinguistic habits among themselves that are different from the social habits acquired by speaking their new language.

The Bar Standards Board should require the advocate, civil or criminal, to attend such courses at regular and frequent intervals, and participate in discussions and exercises, and watch how their colleagues throw off the bad habits acquired as they grow older but no wiser in the performance of their advocacy.

Then there's the legacy of their work and the unhealthy habits acquired to take off its edge, the retired troopers with oxygen tanks and drinking problems, the suicides -- all arising from the corrosive despair and stealthy self-hatred that stoic men are prone to and that King writes about so expertly.

He uses many local ingredients, a habit acquired at Franny's in Brooklyn, and a trend at some new Chinese restaurants.

Until then, he had been living in Wordsworth's cottage at Grasmere, scratching a living from his translations of German writers and feeding a laudanum habit acquired at the age of 19.

British travellers are booking their winter sun holidays later than usual (a habit acquired post-11 September) which means that tour operators are discounting to encourage us to get going.

Though consumed with avidity in Burnley, where a typical working men's club gets through 1,000 bottles a year (a habit acquired during the First World War), our bottle remains stubbornly full.

Habit acquires a kind of sanctity.