Sentence examples for habitual question from inspiring English sources

Between each number the jazz musician's habitual question could be heard: "Do you know... ?" Mike knew them all.

Dreijer Andersson and Dreijer want it both ways and largely they succeed: in shaking the habitual – to question the unthinking order of things – and shaking it all out on the dancefloor, one wet with blood and other bodily fluids.

To establish comparability with other research that used a participant-defined definition of breakfast, we compared the diet-diary derived breakfast consumption with a participant-diet-diary derivedreakfast question.

The largest comparison group of participants (46.8%) stated that they always ate breakfast when asked the habitual participant-reported question but actually only ate breakfast on some measurement days when assessed by using the diet diary.

He questions habitual perceptions of reality and truth, selfhood and morality.

Perec challenges us to question the habitual.

Three important themes emerge when we extend the opportunity emergence question to habitual entrepreneurship: how did the opportunity originate (the question of opportunity origin), how was the team built (the question of team building), and how were the resources attracted (the question of resource attraction)?

I believe that to avoid depoliticising and diminishing female leadership, journalists - and journalism students, the future of the news - must learn to question the habitual coverage style of women in politics.

For defining "habitual drinker", the first question was "do you usually consume alcohol?

The eating habits of children and mothers are assessed with a FFQ that includes questions about habitual dietary intake of certain food items as well as intake of beverages, and is complemented by questions about regularity of breakfast eating.

From the point of view of understanding how cattle are moved, and potentially predicting future movement patterns, an interesting question is how habitual farmers are; if they are very habitual in their movement patterns, then one could reasonably assume that a farm will send its cattle to the same market next year that it did this year.