Sentence examples for habitual consumer from inspiring English sources

My son had become a habitual consumer of GoPro videos.

In the review, Mr. Brock wrote that there was no evidence that Justice Thomas had "ever rented one pornographic video, let alone was a habitual consumer of pornography".

As The New Republic noted recently, this attitude is not shared by most U.S. Presidents, including Barack Obama, a habitual consumer of current books, and George W. Bush, who reportedly engaged in a fiercely competitive book-reading contest with his political adviser Karl Rove.

Thus in Faber's bold hands Fowles's Sarah, a fastidious fallen woman, becomes a whore who will take it up the arse, while Charles Smithson, racked by the guilt of the naturally monogamous, is morphed into William, a habitual consumer of pornography and prostitutes.

However, the more habitual consumer should definitely take it into consideration.

Yet the more habitual consumer should definitely take it into consideration.

We demonstrate that in habitual consumers high doses of caffeine can produce beneficial changes in visual attention.

In days of yore — not so long ago or far, far away as all that, but before movies and television, radio and records turned us into habitual consumers of other peoples' inspirations — humans made their own fun: They entertained themselves by entertaining one another.

None of the subjects were habitual consumers of probiotic products.

None of the subjects were habitual consumers of such products before the run-in period.

About Eighty percent (808 and 797) children were habitual consumers of confectionaries and sweetened juices and syrups.