Sentence examples for have habituated from inspiring English sources

The privileges of Christendom have habituated the church to the belief that when it speaks, everyone will take note.

Those of us on the left are no strangers to alienation, since the dominant political culture of the United States has never reflected our desires and so we have habituated to a sense of exclusion.

Their home in the dense forests of Central Africa make it much more difficult to track and observe them, and only a handful of groups have habituated to the presence of researchers.

We do this because we have habituated lifestyles with tendencies toward making our joy extrinsic and conditional.

The impossible success of incarcerated students should disrupt the way we have habituated ourselves to look at other problems.

They hypothesized that people who had previously undergone multiple rounds of tattooing, for longer periods of time would have more SIgA and less cortisol because their immune systems would have habituated over time to the stress of getting inked.

Television has habituated us to an Africa of impersonal disaster through helicopter shots that hover somewhere between overview and oversight.

"Marine life has habituated to the regularity of low frequency," Foord, who is thirty-two years old, told me.

Since the beginning of this year, most other serious threats to the global economy have faded and Wall Street has habituated to relatively smooth sailing.

Whenever the colonel stopped at a position that he wished the SWAT team to take over, you sensed how completely the Golden Division soldiers had habituated themselves to the pressures of urban combat.

Looking times of infants who had habituated to experimenters with masked outer features of hair, ears and neck also markedly increased when a second identically dressed experimenter returned.