Sentence examples for habitually think from inspiring English sources

The authors habitually think of immigrants filling educationally graded slots in some pre-determined economy.

All the Mabies, himself included, habitually think too much, and as a result, Nelson's exposition of internal states tends to crowd out action and dialogue.

Russians habitually think of their country as both great and star-crossed, and perhaps its worst stroke of bad luck in recent times was that Andrei Dmitriyevich Sakharov did not live longer than he did.

Hughes more than once notes that, however violent or fantastic the subject of a print, an underlying "geometrical severity" makes it "as neoclassical as a David": We do not habitually think of Goya as a Neoclassical artist: his work is too disturbing..

Hughes more than once notes that, however violent or fantastic the subject of a print, an underlying "geometrical severity" makes it "as neoclassical as a David": **{:.break one} ** We do not habitually think of Goya as a Neoclassical artist: his work is too disturbing...

.78 I habitually think about how to change my work in a way to make it more efficient or of higher quality (Heinemann and Rauner [2008]).

Very few in public life habitually step back and think about the weakness in their own thinking and what they should do to compensate.

The interpretation of a metaphor often turns not on properties the secondary subject actually has or even on ones it is believed to have but instead on ones we habitually pretend it to have: think of what happens when we call someone a gorilla.

They may not think so, but many habitually lie to further their careers.

I can still meet someone my age or even younger and think they're old; I habitually forget I'm almost 65.

It takes around 21 days to change a habit and then you no longer need to think about it, but do it habitually.