Sentence examples for habitually positive from inspiring English sources

In contrast, those who are habitually positive will be less likely to reject in the face of inequity, due to a relatively low tendency to experience state anger.

Those who are habitually positive may see themselves as having high social status that they need to preserve (leading to greater rejection in the face of inequity), whereas those of a negative disposition may see themselves as low in the social hierarchy and therefore will put up with unfair offers.

The second baseman was habitually recalling some of his positive baseball experiences, laying them out as immaculately as the uniforms in a Marine's closet.

For Martin, the habitually Buddha-quoting non-Buddhist, these positive feelings were the reality that art could connect us to.

By habitually seeing the world in a positive light, older people may be overriding this warning signal, she says.

It is of special interest that in our study specimens obtained from our patients who with habitually smoked cigarettes predominantly had a positive expression of OPN.

Acquired hyperpneumatization of the skull base and upper cervical vertebrae is extremely rare and is thought to occur in patients who habitually perform the Valsalva maneuver or engage in repetitive positive pressure activities such as scuba diving or free diving.

In the current investigation, we found a significant correlation between smoking and positive expression OPN in the tissue samples obtained from patients who habitually smoked cigarettes.

People who habitually use emotion reappraisal are less likely to be depressed (Feinberg, Willer, Antonenko, & John, 2012), experience more positive emotions and fewer negative emotions, and have better social functioning (Gross & John, 2003).

Since HIV test is not habitually performed among TB cases and no patients was found to be HIV negative, we categorized this variable as positive or unknown.

A stronger positive relationship between a husband's smoking and breast cancer was observed among women who did not habitually consume alcohol.