Sentence examples for habitually good from inspiring English sources

John in fact takes moderation to its logical extreme: "Truly all vehemence is inimical to salvation, and all excess is in error; an excess of goodness and of habitually good deeds is very evil" (Poli. IV 9 n53).

LOOKING as ever on the bright side, the Vatican's habitually good-humoured spokesman, Father Federico Lombardi, averred: "Before Easter, we'll have the new pope".

What makes Mr. Cage such an unusual screen presence and an even more atypical movie star is that he's habitually very good and very bad from movie to movie, and sometimes scene to scene in a single film.

His good looks habitually elicited caresses, titbits.

They were born of instinct, insight, taste and judgment, as those of good musicians habitually are, but in his case with a special place reserved for the play of judgment.

They habitually illustrate the importance of good service with a reference to Southwest Airlines and its (over) friendly staff, or the virtues of ethical crisis-management with Johnson & Johnson and its blanket recall of Tylenol.

The recent first issue is necessarily heavy on set-up, but Palahniuk's habitually terse, sardonic voice is a good fit for comics storytelling.

"The Brontes are just perennially, habitually, forever interesting," he says.

They habitually return to the well.

You habitually find fault or argue, for no good reason.

You can't say, "I'm going to write habitually, and it's going to be good".