Sentence examples for habitually see from inspiring English sources

Even if the wildest landscape we habitually see is the municipal park round the corner, however, we as English people do have a tendency to define ourselves against the background of the countryside.

Susan Cain's book was never really intended as a scientific thesis, but a manifesto for a particular kind of person – the quiet types, the people who don't always speak up and as such habitually see their wishes trampled on by a loud minority.

HABITUALLY seen as safe, America's $2.8 trillion municipal-bond market was rocked in the crisis of 2008.

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

He habitually sees the greatest risks as residing in any marked departure from the status quo; hence, he permits himself only slight deviations from it.

Many passers-by habitually check to see if Aurora, Ms. Fitzsimons's sweet-natured gold and white cat, is nestled under a chair.

I share on the web and then I habitually check to see how well what I shared is performing by counting the number of clicks, likes, retweets and comments I get.

Yes, analysts are habitually overoptimistic (see "What Earnings Recovery?" p. 182).

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.

And musicians, habitually wanderers and hybridizers, see little need to shut out possibilities.

Marjane was acquitted, the judge merely regretting the large numbers of Germans habitually to be seen at L'Ecrin.