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.
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.
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.
By habitually seeing the world in a positive light, older people may be overriding this warning signal, she says.
National politicians habitually ignore the state and are seen as being out of touch a relatively unknown protest candidate took 9percentt of the Democratic primary vote so it's unsurprising that Justice's campaign has been less about specific policies and more about restoring West Virginia's damaged sense of hard-nosed pride.
When George Osborne told Radio Times the BBC should avoid "suffocating local news", the habitually Beeb-bashing Times (which had earlier seen as sinister a new "find local news" button on the BBC's revamped website) eagerly took up the cry and amplified it.
ENIGMATIC to outsiders, often divided internally and habitually guarded in dealings with a community many see as biased, the 500 members of the Shinnecock tribe do not always speak with one voice, if they speak at all, about affairs outside their 800-acre reservation in Southampton.
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.
Yes, analysts are habitually overoptimistic (see "What Earnings Recovery?" p. 182).
When Wadsworth provided his clients with their portraits, it was habitually the first time that they had seen themselves as someone else saw them.
