Sentence examples similar to habitually reflecting from inspiring English sources
The turmoil, unusual in a habitually sedate city, reflected the intense feelings stirred by the arrival in power of the party that Jorg Haider has steered from a fringe group to a serious political force in the last 15 years.
Obama's "distraction" and McCain's "my friends," by contrast, are not nervous tics; they're deliberate word choices reflecting conscious preference, whether used habitually or occasionally.
Mosque sermons in rebel areas habitually describe government forces as satanic hordes.Such talk, seemingly reflecting a Sunni rage that has long simmered under the surface, frightens other Syrians and with good reason.
But six years later, Dr. Cobb bitterly reflected that the association habitually absented itself from Imhotep meetings.
The concept of habitus seeks to enable us to reflect on the conditions of the environment through the practices generated in reflection of how we have come to habitually deal with that environment.
Preliminary trials reflected the low prevalence of diabetes in Raica community consuming camel milk habitually.
Much of the conference, which is attended by thousands of engineers, hundreds of journalists, and Facebook clients, reflected the company's eagerness to once again become a site where people express themselves habitually and light-heartedly throughout the day - and to do so through photos and live video.
In Phase 1, you became more aware of the paths you take habitually in your daily life -- your habitual self-schemas -- that take you efficiently, but mindlessly, through each day creating the illusion that they reflect who you really are, while actually preventing you from fully experiencing and expressing your true nature.
All members habitually cheat.
