Sentence examples for habitual milieu from inspiring English sources
And the absence, bar a three-month stint in the early 1990s, of the actor's habitual milieu: long-term unemployment.
'What a wealth of material becomes accessible to a writer who can so simply proclaim a sense of community!' exclaims Updike, nostalgically investing Narayan's Mysore [the Malgudi of his novels] with the attributes so strikingly absent from most American and English writers' habitual milieu.
These books mined new social territory -- from civil rights struggles to communal living -- while visiting the spirits of different places: forays into life in old, partly abandoned New England villages joined with informed presentations of her habitual Cambridge-Boston milieu.
While funders often are interested in supporting performing arts companies that reach out to diverse audiences, Volz said, "if there's one thing we've learned in Amerian theater, it's not quite that easy" to turn occasional theatergoers drawn by a show's cultural milieu into habitual ones willing to take a chance on a full season's range of productions.
Whether spurred by financial need — he was a profligate man about town and a habitual gambler — or by artistic inclination, or perhaps both, Rowlandson abandoned the rarified milieu and painterly tones of his early work to produce increasingly raucous images for the burgeoning but less-than-discriminating middle-class market.
Friedrich towered in his milieu.
Not the habitual shopper.
Second rule: know your milieu.
Relaxation is not her milieu.
Growing similar, habitual.
