Sentence examples for habitually held from inspiring English sources

There has been debate on whether its head was habitually held downwards, or horizontally like other sauropods.

This was supported by a 2013 study that suggested the methods used by Sereno's team were imprecise, and that Nigersaurus habitually held its head like other sauropods.

The head was habitually held with its muzzle pointing directly downward (Figures 1A, G (right skull), a striking pose that is rotated some 70 degrees from the usual (horizontal) anatomical depiction of a diplodocoid skull [11].

Uninterested passers-by, who do not habitually hold with black-clad bands of young people from south London tilting at the sublime, will have heard it too.

Using this example, the Buddha then contrasts the state of the infant with that of a mature person who, not having learned about the not-self doctrine, habitually holds the view that she is or has a personality.

And yet, held up against its habitually squeamish peers, the film feels more than a little radical.

At the moment about half of Japan's long-term government debt is held by its own citizens, habitually hard savers.

One thing that could be held against her is that she is mean and habitually mistakes unkindness for strength, and displays a bullish lack of restraint for an inability to suffer fools.

Inside the Nokia Theatre at the 66th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards held on August 25, host Seth Meyers keenly observed that agents habitually tell their clients, "You are crushing it right now" or "just killing it, buddy".

What if the third world war breaks out?" We agree that in the case of a new law criminalising actions I habitually perform, third world war or imminent comet impact, a family conference will be held where it is decided whether I should be informed.

Dr. Reed held top posts at the local, state and national levels of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, habitually siding with its more militant factions.