Sentence examples for through habitual from inspiring English sources

However, TV stars forge bonds with their audience through habitual exposure, and it can feel risky to take a break.

The collection isn't a therapeutic, psychoanalytic traverse through habitual sexual indiscretion – there are no veiled diagnoses or counselling sessions, just amateur wisdoms provided by Yunior's friends.

He said: "We should not overlook the capacity of human beings to become desensitised through habitual exposure to practices which involve violence and suffering to animals".

As for the peculiarly symbolic quality of dreams, the brain already works metaphorically by nature -- constantly filtering impressions of the present with the memory of past, hence conceiving reality through habitual bridge-making.

I mean that when you meet each other in the bedroom you do so with an intention to connect in a place past thought, to learn to break through habitual walls that arise to keep out intimacy, and sometimes that means receiving your partner's loving touch without any agenda or attachment to outcome.

However, vitamin B12, which is apparently adequate through habitual intakes, is frequently deficient in the blood values of older adults.

Love blasts through our habitual sclerotic selfishness, the narrow "me first" that gradually closes us down, the dead-end of the loveless life.

Margulies, who wrote a screenplay for his Pulitzer Prize-winning play "Dinner with Friends," takes pleasure in showing how the envy of the talentless is expressed in Hollywood — through a habitual attempt to sabotage meaning.

It was not conveyed via their mothers with whom they lost contact at the age of 12 but rather via their fathers and not through the habitual catechism pathways.

Even Clarence Thomas demonstrated a stronger grasp through his habitual silence.

Householders play a role in energy conservation through the decisions they make about purchases and installations such as insulation, and through their habitual behavior.