Sentence examples for habitually will from inspiring English sources

An individual who lies habitually will generally lose the ability to differentiate lies from reality.

In contrast, those who are habitually positive will be less likely to reject in the face of inequity, due to a relatively low tendency to experience state anger.

But the criticism will habitually run much deeper.

Jonathan will habitually dramatize or understate some case and emit a strange frequency, like a boy not quite sure how hard to blow into his new tuba, and Keith will invariably correct him.

"What's the spin?" Peter Jennings (or any of the anchors) will habitually ask his D.C. correspondents, a question that all are meant to understand as "What lies can we expect to hear now?" No one's gestures are more roundly discounted as insincere than those of Hillary Clinton.

"Government and industry will habitually understate the volume of the spill and the impact, and they will overstate the effectiveness of the cleanup and their response," he said.

Some patients with patulous Eustachian tube dysfunction will habitually sniff.

If you are habitually late you will be leaving your coworkers in a lurch.

On a tiring afternoon I'll habitually monitor my odometer and do the math -- 23 miles to go, two hours if the wind doesn't turn; I'll be in my motel by 5 15.

When he makes these speeches he habitually asserts that he will mount a long public crusade.

For example, someone who habitually checks into bakeries will see more places in that category than someone who prefers barbecue joints.