Sentence examples for habitually using from inspiring English sources

Each of those countries has been identified by the State Department as habitually using torture in its prisons.

The tenets of the formula were repeated so much throughout the course that by the last day it felt as if I was habitually using it.

Mr Romano of Telemundo says history shows that once immigrant groups start habitually using English, they want mainstream English-language entertainment.

The Justice Department has accused guards at a privately run juvenile prison of violating inmates' rights by habitually using excessive force and allowing fights over basic items like food and clothing.

Psychotherapist Phillip Hodson, of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy, says that in consulting rooms, the issue of woman habitually using porn "is something that has not been aired before.

Further exclusion of subjects with intentional dietary change within the preceding year (n=649), those habitually using oral laxatives (n=231), or both did not materially alter the findings, and these were therefore included in the analyses.

Childhood expression is delightful precisely because it hasn't yet been homogenized by the tired figures of speech and dead metaphors that the rest of us habitually use.

That should not blind us to the truth: the Mail habitually uses what Tony Blair once called its "absolute and unaccountable power" to legitimise hatred and prejudice and debase public debate.

Assisted dying has become one of those questions now habitually used to test liberal bona fides.

Again, Lesser's character habitually used a greeting that became a catchphrase.

The report warned that the military "habitually uses forced labor to construct roads".