Some may be grouped under the head of structural change (resulting from changes in tastes, habits, institutions, technology, etc).
In the catalog, friends and associates reminisce vividly and candidly about Mr. Sabarsky's tastes, habits and womanizing ways.
Five years later, Oscar Wilde wrote in an album called "Mental Photographs, an Album for Confessions of Tastes, Habits, and Convictions" that his distinguishing feature was "inordinate self-esteem".
Matthews's three decades of wry, conversational verse display the attractions and faults of a period style; his son's memoir finds in the poet's life the tastes, habits and privileges that made the poems what they were.
While the Kremlin denounces the United States and Europe as a hostile menace intent on enfeebling Russia, the city of Moscow has at the same time become steadily more European in its tastes, habits and aspirations.
Today, there are people who are antagonistic to popular culture of all kinds, who rant about how there's nothing good on TV, that young people's tastes, habits and fashions are all repellent to them.
But the undifferentiated news media almost come off as bad as the kidnappers (a few of whom are at least individuated), especially as the kidnapping drags on and stories detailing Graff's adult tastes, habits, weaknesses and pleasures leak into the news that his stunned family absorbs with mounting shame.
But the eternal vulnerability of Democratic candidates — for the past half-century, anyway — is the charge that they are different from ordinary people; that they don't share the same tastes, habits, and values as their fellow-citizens; that they think themselves superior.
People's internal preferences and values, such as hobbies, tastes, habits, behaviors, etc. experience considerable changes in a relatively short period, which have a lasting and significant influence on retail forms and impact the stability of the basic format structure.
It helps if we can begin by understanding how much "wrong thinking" we perpetuate in regard to everything we claim as our own: our thoughts, views, beliefs, tastes, habits.
