Sentence examples for habitual ways of thinking from inspiring English sources
The trick is to not grow up – not to get boxed into habitual ways of thinking.
With experience and success, our habitual ways of thinking and doing become more entrenched and our work identities solidify.
It became less a playful messing with habitual ways of thinking, à la Dada and Surrealism, and more an expression of social solidarity.
This suggests that this form of embodied perspective taking can lead to sufficient detachment from habitual ways of thinking about personal problems, so as to improve the outcome, and demonstrates the power of virtual body ownership to effect cognitive changes.
It is perhaps a measure of the continued challenge that Brakhage poses to our habitual ways of thinking about art and its various media that his films, which are mostly without dialogue, text or words of any kind, are more often compared to poetry than to other, presumably nearer forms of visual expression.
It takes time to shift habitual ways of thinking and make moves to have our life reflect what we really want.
That harm can only be aggravated by the creation of a constitutional shield for a policy that is itself the product of a habitual way of thinking about strangers.
Do this until you get a sense of what it feels like to drop down from your habitual way of thinking, to this new experiencing of the breath, moment to moment.
Almost all of those skills and capabilities need to be learned by doing — doing them enough to engrain new habitual ways of behaving and thinking.
