common railers and brawlers, persons wandering or strolling around from place to place without any lawful purpose or object, habitual loafers,..
He repurposes and re-edits existing footage of politicians and celebrities, zeroing in on and amplifying all the awkward pauses and tells in split-second facial tics, sideways glances, and involuntary gestures (such as Trump's habitual shifting of objects away from him).
When the intensity of our love matches the order among perfections, we have a right love that provides the basis for virtue, that is, a habitual inclination to love objects according to their perfections.
The red-billed chough was formerly reputed to be a habitual thief of small objects from houses, including burning wood or lighted candles, which it would use to set fire to haystacks or thatched roofs.
The spokesman said that, although the European commission is objecting to the way Britain applies the habitual residence test, the government does not accept the objections raised by the commission.
Habitual speeders have a fascination with shiny objects, which they mistakenly think will confuse radar guns.
The effects of caffeine-induced arousal on global versus local object focus were investigated in non-habitual consumers using a double-blind, within-subjects, repeated-measures design.
The solution space constrained by the problem solver can also be prejudiced if a word or an object is used only in its most habitual usage and association [5], [8].
the "selector" haguróo (from *ha-gu-ri-óo; the asterisk denotes a hypothetical reconstruction of an earlier form) comprises the non-third person subject ha; the third person singular, masculine object gu; the comitative case ri; and the habitual tense óo.
Demonstrable consequences of learners' habitual emotions on learning strategies and outcomes make them interesting objects of study in any educational system (Hascher 2010).
