Sentence examples for habitual disposition from inspiring English sources

While learning to play the piano, or to dance, I am intensely focused on what I am doing, and subsequently, this ability to play or to dance sedimentates into an habitual disposition.

Rather, by setting out a fundamental distinction between performing deeds that are themselves ethical and performing deeds out of a firm, habitual ethical disposition, Aristotle wants his readers to cultivate and practice the attitudes and behaviors that render ethical choices not quite "automatic" but perhaps welcome – those we make readily out of our own inclinations and volition.

(p27) Note that the ICD-8/9 term "personality," borrowed from the writings of Karl Jaspers and Kurt Schneider, actually originated in nineteenth-century psychiatry and psychology, where it signified what we today tend to call the "self" or "subjectivity," and not the contemporary concept of personality, which refers to temperamental and habitual characterological dispositions.

As Aristotle defined virtue as a stable disposition that is formed through habitual acts, physician's professionalism is formed throughout medical practice over the years.

Not the habitual shopper.

Disposition: Claim thrown out.

"It's become habitual".

Growing similar, habitual.

And it became habitual".

They become habitual.

Habitual by Susan Cianciolo bag.