In that sense I'm habitually extravagant and always have been.
His expression is habitually solemn, and it always has been.
But all three creative Beatles habitually (as serious artists always must) in specific feelings and specific experiences.
The need to always be on, habitually performing and constantly switching from one persona to the next, is exhausting.
An affable drunk is always preferable to a habitually aggrieved one.
She sounded like her mother, Gilda — Ermenegilda — sour, mustached, habitually in black, pedantically superstitious, Sicilian, always threatening the evil eye.
"BY THE time the Europeans began to visit the New World in large numbers, they had grown so habitually malodorous that the Indians nearly always remarked on how bad they smelled....for some, however, filthiness became a kind of boast.
Susan Cain's book was never really intended as a scientific thesis, but a manifesto for a particular kind of person – the quiet types, the people who don't always speak up and as such habitually see their wishes trampled on by a loud minority.
We have always been temperamentally opposite, causing me to habitually suspend my judgment.
For example, though caffeinated beverages, chocolate, and other foods are not new, they have not always been available in amounts that could be consumed habitually or compulsively.
