Sentence examples for habitual sense from inspiring English sources

So Dr. Curtis's group had to create commercials that taught viewers to feel a habitual sense of unseemliness surrounding toilet use.

The form can cut the most portentous diarist down to size, and it may be especially brutal to politicians and journalists, who, as they circle and use and become one another, only rarely exchange their habitual sense of emergency for the longer, calmer view.

I saw my habitual sense of urgency, my need to create a safe nest for others, my underlying fear that I was without a safe nest myself.

The aim was that participants had a vague habitual sense or instinct for the correct response, and verbal strategies for learning information were minimized.

He appears to be bidding an agonised farewell to types of language, including the language of cinema and the language of love — though with the habitual Godardian sense that language and communication were never anything other than a delusion.

Collectively, these spatializing processes consolidate a strong cognitive, sensual, habitual, and affective sense of national identity, and provide a common-sense spatial matrix which draws people and places together in spectacular and banal ways.

These behaviors are habitual in the sense that people have chronic ways of interpreting the world.

In this sense, habitual entrepreneurs had the possibility through past entrepreneurial experience to develop social capital.

This model implies the use of cognitive reappraisal as a key means to regulate emotional states, namely, that the practitioner is "reperceiving" or reappraising their relationship with their emotional experience or habitual responses and sense of self so that the person is no longer fused or identified with their emotion or state but reframes it as an impermanent mental phenomenon.

Louise was in no sense a habitual drug user.

(I used that adjective "congenital," in the sense of "habitual," in derogation of her credibility back when the world was young).