Sentence examples for habitual scheme from inspiring English sources

This might seem to be the habitual scheme of Christian Platonism, though scholars (especially de Rijk 1991) have pointed out that, beginning with Henry, the term "idea" loses its traditional meaning of "subsisting form" and moves closer to its meaning in Descartes and Locke of "instrument" or "term" of knowledge.

Insulin-treated diabetic patients were explicitly asked not to deviate from their habitual insulin treatment schemes when exercise was performed.

Insulin-treated patients were explicitly asked not to deviate from their habitual exogenous insulin treatment schemes when exercise was performed.

However, parsimony is habitual to the administration's anti-poverty schemes.

It should act under the promptings of specific tensions or specific possibilities, in close union with the detailed process of change, rather than in large speculative schemes involving extensive interference with the stable, habitual life of society.

How they expressed their schemes and dreams, usually while settled into booths at the eatery that was their habitual hangout, became the stuff of inspired moviemaking.

Not the habitual shopper.

And it became habitual".

They become habitual.

"It's become habitual".

Growing similar, habitual.