Sentence examples for remarkable habit from inspiring English sources

Third, ever since Aristotle, pigeons have repeatedly been attributed the remarkable habit of laying one male and one female egg per clutch (see below).

Beetles attract attention for many different reasons, including their economic importance, size, abundance, appearance, and remarkable habits.

The other went for the Burmese python, a species that lacks venom but has remarkable eating habits: It strangles its prey to death and can survive on just three to five meals a year.

But the two centenarians also share a remarkable number of habits and traits that gerontologists associate with longevity.

They are farmers, mechanics, or some other useful occupation, and remarkable for good habits".

Pennyroyal, M. pulegium, has small oval obtuse leaves and flowers in axillary whorls; it is remarkable for its creeping habit and pungent odour.

In addition, a remarkable decline in the habit of smoking is also observed [ 10].

The remarkable diversity of feeding habits among ostariophysans is associated with a fantastic variety of adaptations in mouth shapes and tooth types (especially in the order Characiformes), probably unsurpassed by any other group.

Similar implications can be learned from countries where lifestyles have been rapidly changing: Japan was virtually closed to Western influences until the 1950s since when there has been a remarkable Westernisation of dietary habits [ 151].

Still others are so complicated that it's remarkable to realize that a habit could have emerged at all.

It is becoming a habit for the remarkable jumper who is slowly becoming more expressive and fluid on the ice.