Sentence examples for so habitually that from inspiring English sources

The knife was worn so habitually that – as with a watch – you might start to regard it as a part of yourself and forget it was there.

It often happens so quickly, so habitually, that we don't even realize how or when the infiltration took place.

It takes such deliberate dedication to refining the skills of being ourselves -- so fully, so completely and so habitually that when we do, bit by bit, we become the virtuoso of our own virtuosity.

Crickmay's fellow committee members are altogether so gray, and so habitually absent, that they might as well — well, they might as well be dead.

"BY THE time the Europeans began to visit the New World in large numbers, they had grown so habitually malodorous that the Indians nearly always remarked on how bad they smelled....for some, however, filthiness became a kind of boast.

However, there are many of us, as psychologist Ron Kivetz describes, who suffer from hyperopia, or "excessive farsightedness and future-based preferences". In layman's terms, these are people who are so habitually responsible that they never bother to have any fun or spend any money on themselves.

Slipping up and incurring an overdraft fee might not seem like a big deal, but those who do so habitually are throwing away money that could be put toward savings, paying down debt or splurging on a dream purchase.

Writers of my sort are so habitually alert to coincidence that the word itself seems inadequate.

Deanna, who is recovering from a head wound and suffering from post-traumatic stress, is blond, perky and so habitually upbeat she is unable to face the terrors that rise up in her recurrent nightmares.

So habitually rumpled and layered is Mr. Trump's chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, that he sometimes seems — as Esquire recently noted — to be wearing half the contents of his closet at once.

Others argue that the Chinese have historically eschewed litigation and continue to do so habitually.