But despite Mr Quacquarelli's habitual optimism, the old image of the MBA as an automatic path to riches should be viewed with considerable caution.
At that point, Fellini started to draw and sketch these images, a habitual tendency that he claimed he had learned early in his career when he had worked in various provincial music halls and had to sketch out the various characters and sets.
Primitive art, both African and Iberian, provided him with an austerity and a detachment that led after 1906 to a radical metamorphosis of the image and style hitherto habitual in European art.
Right now, the world tends to see the United States as a habitual drunk, so the photos fit the image".
Consequently, the dietary data in this study reflect the parents 'dietary image' rather than the true habitual diet of the children (Drewnowski, 2001).
But her images are too literal to unsettle habitual expectations deeply.
The phrase "throw shade", which Collins said was made popular in gay communities in late 1980s America, and which it defines as "to make a public show of contempt for someone or something, often in a subtle or non-verbal manner", also made Collins's list, as did "sharenting" ("the habitual use of social media to share news, images, etc of one's children").
The habitual worried look is a potential liability for Obama, undermining the image he is trying to project of a confident leader.
Image caption Nigella Lawson said she was not a "habitual drug user" She went on: "There was another time I took cocaine.
As a habitual Skype user I have become accustomed to its failings – the frozen webcam image, the metallic sound of the human voice when transported through the air, and the timelag that afflicts some long-distance conversations.
