Although relational strategies spring from purpose- and meaningful activity, prolonged sedimentation thus seem to make them manifest with a degree of automaticity and stubbornness that challenges our conventional, humanist conceptions of agency and intentionality: Sometimes our habitual use of technologies inclines us do things we do not intend to do.
One's range is diminished by habitual use of microphones.
The habitual use of opium produces physical and mental deterioration and shortens life.
Now his habitual use of "ma'am" irritates his mother back East.
According to Refuge, it is, "the repeated, random and habitual use of intimidation to control a partner..
But so far, civilian rule has not changed the government's habitual use of harsh repression nor dented the delta's overwhelming poverty.
"To Gemma, this was largely as a result of the defendant's habitual use of cannabis - and its most toxic form, skunk.
Education must focus eventually on the neurochemistry underlying habitual use of mind-altering agents so that those who consume them are aware of their potential long-term damaging effects.
In a strongly worded statement, Lawson complained that the claims of her habitual use of cocaine and cannabis made by the Grillos "made focus on the actual criminal trial impossible".
The habitual use of the language of particles by physicists induces and reflects the conviction that, even if the particles elude direct observation, they are as real as any everyday object.
The phrase "throw shade", which Collins said was made popular in gay communities in late 1980s America, and which it defines as "to make a public show of contempt for someone or something, often in a subtle or non-verbal manner", also made Collins's list, as did "sharenting" ("the habitual use of social media to share news, images, etc of one's children").
