The apparatus of factual exposure habitually falls short.
The Yanks' pitching has been O.K., but the pinstripes habitually fall behind in the early going and can barely score at all.
Ever since the Israelis ended their occupation of southern Lebanon in 2000, this weak and diminutive country has enjoyed an almost unmarred respite from the turbulence of the region to which it so easily and habitually falls victim.
Lancaster, widely praised for rebuilding passion in the England shirt and reconnecting the public in the wake of the controversies that plagued the 2011 World Cup side, faces big questions over his team selections and the fact his players have habitually fallen at their biggest hurdles.
In the western world, we habitually fall into the logical fallacy seeing all life as either win or lose, right or wrong, all or nothing.
Consider it the best response; 2. Don't realize they're using an ill-fitting phrase; or 3. Have just habitually fallen into using the automatic response without thinking about what it implies.
They habitually return to the well.
BACK when paper and ink still mattered, I fell into a job as a nightside reporter at The Providence Journal, in the habitually newsworthy state of Rhode Island.
Accordingly, sales of luxury wristwatches fell by thirty per cent in the past year, and I don't think I know anyone under thirty who admits to habitually strapping on a watch.
The judge said the defence had not proved its case: "The evidence led by the defendant of the plaintiff's consumption of alcohol fell well short of proof of a loss of control over physical or mental powers in the context of a disposition or tendency to be habitually so grossly affected".
One very effective method, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), helps people identify the negative thought patterns they fall back on habitually – which are no doubt wired into the brain like deep ruts – and replace them with new and more positive mental habits.
