Sentence examples for innate habit from inspiring English sources

Its innate habit of seeking out beauty, in the form of flowers, and of ignoring anything that might cause it woe makes it "wiser far than human seer" and leads the philosopher-poet to want to follow its example.

If it's an innate habit to read into natural phenomena and compare it to our own feelings, as Mamet suggests, let's consider a few clues from this puzzle and talk it over.

Human perception of the unitary and infinite brahman as the plural and finite is due to human beings' innate habit of superimposition (adhyasa), by which a thou is ascribed to the I (I am tired; I am happy; I am perceiving).

Amazingly, she responded really well… and I felt I was planting seeds for her developing innate success habits that would carry her into adulthood.

Given her innate feistiness and habit of phrasing lyrics in short little bursts, these and other ballads didn't suit her direct pop style.

An intellectual virtue will then be a cognitive excellence: an innate ability or acquired habit that allows one to reliably achieve some intellectual good, such as truth in a relevant matter.

We can also give attention to all our innate (and sometimes inane) habits, and create a better chance for doing something new next time around.

She attributes the diversity of her research topics to an innate curiosity and to a habit of reading widely.

A virtue is a stable and successful disposition: an innate ability or an acquired habit, that allows one to reliably achieve some good.

As is typical in Mahfouz, innate disposition conspires with acquired habit to motivate the characters of this novel to transgress against a reified social system that lashes back at them with deadly vengeance.

Use innate cooking skills.