An experienced writer is able to rely on the power of his habitual choices of sounds, words, and syntactic patterns to convey his personality or fundamental outlook.
Twenty two year-old female was complained of habitual dislocation, articular sound and pain.
The color schemes that animate each page of Fright Catalog, generated by an "online Color Theme generator" sensitive (it appears) to its textual context--in other words, an application in which textual input partially drives spectral output--inflect each utterance so finally that it's impossible to imagine poetry has so long survived without such habitual pairings of sound and hue.
It sounds like a habitual act, but it's actually an exceptional one.
Ms. Lee, meanwhile, who has no grudge against the ox (though she seems to prefer a younger heifer), peppers her husband with complaints that sound both sincere and habitual.
As I walked to the T, I found myself turning the commotion around me into what was becoming a habitual construction--a blur of people and sounds I could float through and not be a part of or affected by.
Sound witnesses are those who show "habitual docility towards ecclesiastical authority".
"Shaking the Habitual," which has to rely on poetics and sound, is committed to resistance in less overt ways.
Phonation, Frequency and Intensity Exercises With the aim of improving the vibration and amplitude of the vocal folds, favoring a balanced vocal production, it was proposed that participants make vibrant sounds of the tongue in the tone of habitual frequency of speech, in ascending and descending scales, and at both weak and strong intensity.
Dreijer and his sister recorded a zither (a percussive instrument made famous by ambient Brian Eno collaborator, Laraaji) and a bedspring before processing the sounds through a synthesizer to come up with songs for Shaking the Habitual.
