Sentence examples for habitual responses from inspiring English sources

The peculiarities of her settings reorient the dancers' habitual responses.

It inflects your perception of the world and your habitual responses to it.

Old warning labels generate habitual responses, so new, more disturbing labels are needed to invigorate attention.

Dallman's advice is to "deliberately increase training of our cognitive, executive prefrontal brains to overcome emotional, habitual responses, using techniques like mindfulness and meditation".

This allows people to organise, plan, prioritise activity, shift their attention from one thing to another and suppress habitual responses.

Mr. Wampach in a way did just that as he repurposed material associated with these artistic traditions and created distance from it by recontextualizing it so viewers would be forced to re-examine their habitual responses.

Here's what's been working for me: I label my anxiety as a habitual response.

My habitual response to most situations is to go away and sit in a small room on my own in order to feel safe.

"Oh, by the way, there's something I meant to tell you," says Rebecca, an almost habitual response to her husband's queries.

When had he been sure he would win? — and he answered in the monosyllables, or pairs of them, that are his habitual response to superfluous inquiries.

Shy about insuring new and unfamiliar types of risk, old-style insurers prefer to give their habitual response to new developments: they pooh-pooh them.