Sentence examples for he habitually wears from inspiring English sources

He habitually wears oversized sunglasses, a sartorial middle-finger to let everyone know that he knows.

Or perhaps it is his hair, which he habitually wears gelled back, like an old-time movie villain.

He habitually wears a black cloak, white vest and pantaloons, pointed slippers, and a white turban, which signifies a Shiite not descended directly from Muhammad.

Everyone complained that he gave off an unbearable smell, and the red-hooded sweatshirt he habitually wore was caked with food and dirt.

Combined with the tweeds and corduroys he habitually wore, the overall impression was of a retired colonel, and often an irascible one at that.

The cassock has its origin in the barbarian caracalla, a robe favoured by the Roman emperor Bassianus (reigned 211 217), who came to be known as Caracalla because of the garment he habitually wore.

A tall, heavy person, he habitually wore, even in the humid heat of Bombay, a suit, a waistcoat, and a tie, which made him stand out from everyone else, especially from her friends, who floated around in the finest, flimsiest Indian garments.

When car show organizers suggested Roth spruce up the grubby clothes he habitually wore, he acquired a top hat, monocle and set of tails.

His aircraft hit the side of a mountain and embedded itself six feet; Jackson was identified only by his size-ten boots and the revolver he habitually wore.

The edges of her pink satin frock-coat betray the smudges of air travel, and behind the swash of blusher that she habitually wears from ear to ear – including nose – she looks a bit crumpled.

When an 11-year-old Texas girl was allegedly gang-raped by 19 men, The New York Times ran a story quoting neighbors saying that she habitually wore makeup and dressed in clothes more appropriate for a 20-year-old.