Sentence examples for habitually that from inspiring English sources

The knife was worn so habitually that – as with a watch – you might start to regard it as a part of yourself and forget it was there.

It takes such deliberate dedication to refining the skills of being ourselves -- so fully, so completely and so habitually that when we do, bit by bit, we become the virtuoso of our own virtuosity.

Mr. Pataki habitually uses that date as a benchmark, telling audiences how much New York has improved since then, and how he has wrested state government from its flawed, liberal ways.

One case reported that he habitually visited websites that provide long lists of paraphilic genres, viewing their contents simply in their alphabetic order, masturbating to all of them, reporting that he found sexual situations in general to be arousing.

The fact that humans are habitually bipedal and that, consequently, the hands are freed from locomotor chores may also be a contributory factor; the human mother can move about and at the same time continue to support her infant.

And when we habitually choose thoughts that are off track, and act from them, well, we create a world that looks off track.

He was instinctively courteous but, beyond that, habitually thoughtful.

These are the things that habitually go wrong — and have gone wrong in Japan.

Poitras is fifty years old, with brown eyes that habitually have a look of alarm, as if she were staring at something from which she wanted to escape.

Mr Kearns was habitually drunk and that was the reason he so egregiously failed to perform the duties required of him.

As well as injecting competition among providers, the Californian model takes out much of the competition between politicians that habitually disrupts the NHS.