Sentence examples for habitual scope from inspiring English sources

A great wealth of literature lies just a little beyond our habitual scope because it lacks the self-sufficiency of the works we recognise without question.

At the sentential level, even for a determinate parse there may be quantifier scope ambiguities ("Every man admires a certain woman"—Rosa Parks vs. his mother); and habitual and generic sentences often involve temporal/atemporal ambiguities ("Racehorses are (often) skittish"), among others.

Not the habitual shopper.

And it became habitual".

They become habitual.

"It's become habitual".

Growing similar, habitual.

Habitual by Susan Cianciolo bag.

Habitual by Susan Cianciolo belt.

"But it is habitual.

They look habitual.