Sentence examples for habits express from inspiring English sources

Our bodily habits express a connection to our past, which we have incorporated in the form of bodily norms (Merleau-Ponty 2012).

In addition, athletes filled a 2-week long diary of alimentary habits expressed as daily number of servings as described in Table 1.

Classifying diets on the basis of stomach content analysis can be problematic for fishes, particularly nominal herbivores and detritivores, dietary habits expressed by several species in this study (at least on the basis of stomach content data).

Educational leaders should make it a habit to express appreciation.

Scientists need to make it a habit to express uncertainty skillfully.

That Mr. Tenet did not include it as part of his standard practice might have been inexplicable, one Congressional official said, except that it would have clashed so directly with the kind of blunt certainty that Mr. Tenet often made a habit to express.

Along with the help and support of a few colleagues, we made a habit to express gratitude for three things each day.

Trauma has not magically conferred equal abilities on all, but neither has it obliterated the imprint of habits of expressing consciousness.

14 Smoking habits were expressed as current smoking (yes/no) and cumulative tobacco exposure expressed as pack-years.

The attitude of the people became essentially English; their buildings, customs, and habits begin to express distinct national traits; and their speech, combining the French of the aristocracy, Latin of the Church, and Anglo-Saxon of the people, differed little from the English, which is to be spoken seven centuries later.

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