Sentence examples for native habit from inspiring English sources

In the past few years, it has spread widely from its native habit — cool mountain lakes and streams in North America and Europe — to waters where it was previously unknown or had only limited growth.

In a photograph from the St . Louis Worlds Fair of 1904 a matron in white (white skin, white full-length dress with nipped waist, flared sleeves and high neckline, large white hat) holds the hand of a Filipino man (one of the many exotic groups on display in their reconstructed native habit).

At any rate, we should not let war or half-baked political decrees pervert our native habits of curiosity and easy engagement.

Fig. 1 Actephila alanbakeri in the native habitat (a), habit of the plant with inflorescences (b), habitat of the plant with infructescence (C), close-up of inflorescence (d), ripe infructescences (e), closeup of young infructescences (f).

The audiolingual method is also primarily oral, but it assumes that native language habits will interfere with the process of acquiring new language habits whenever the two conflict.

Only in private could members of the upper classes relax, act more naturally and allow their native Russian habits to prevail.

As you consider new ways of distributing your content — the oft-overlooked "marketing" side of the content marketing equation — make sure it's native to consumer habits.

More than other expatriates living there in the pivotal mid-century, he "went native" in adopting habits and perceptions.

Surprises are another pleasure native to the strange habit of list making.

On a distant planet, humans introduce the natives to a destructive habit — lying.

They had not, however, forgotten their ancestral habits, their native manners, their old life of independence, or the power derived from arms.