Sentence examples for through habits from inspiring English sources

Religion binds individuals into groups through habits of altruism, creating relationships of trust strong enough to defeat destructive emotions.

In the case of our day trips one can easily envision past day trips affecting the present through habits, information and socialization.

The essential thing about nations is that they grow from below, through habits of free association among neighbours, and result in loyalties that are firmly attached to a place and its history, rather than to a religion, a dynasty, or, as in Europe, to a self-perpetuating political class.

Unfortunately, we tend to function through habits and routines.

So on that Saturday I was staring at the TV mainly through habit.

And, without troubling over it much, I placed her piping alongside all the interesting noises we hear in the world but choose, through habit or policy, to separate from music.

Through habit, whenever I order in Starbucks, I ask for a tall-Pike-in-a-grande cup, to get an extra half inch of coffee where space for milk in a smaller cup would be left.

The experiences which gave rise, through habit, to the mistaken belief (in, for example, substance or causation) are presented as what the belief really affirms.

The first response argues that our action isn't always caused by occurrent beliefs — we sometimes act through habit, or by instinct, for instance.

By default, we've accepted this preprogramming through habit and belief in truth set by others.

An elderly man, blind and dying, maintains an abusive relationship with his servant, keeping him submissive, controlling him through habit and blackmail.