Sentence examples for which habit from inspiring English sources

Which habit of thought is better in theory is a matter of opinion.

Asked this year which habit she wished her husband would quit, Melania Trump gave a one-word answer: tweeting.

First, there is a cue, a trigger that tells your brain to go into automatic mode and which habit to use.

As we move through time, the future offers prospects upon which habit, prejudice or the illusions of desire confer a deceptive fixity.

He makes decisions easily, and moves on.Which habit of thought is superior is a matter of opinion.

Which habit will come to be seen by future generations as quaint – our equivalent of putting on bow ties for telephones?

It's hard to overstate the degree to which habits of thrift and frugality have taken on the cast of virtue in the past year.

The "ethical implications of the law of habit," (PP 124) as James sees them, concern which habits we choose to develop, and when.

Spencer is usually treated harshly for his adherence to the importance of 'use-inheritance', according to which habits initially learned are eventually inherited automatically in offspring.

Culture provides a repertoire of shaping actions, just like a "tool kit" in which habits, skills and styles construct the action strategies (Swidler, 1986), and culture can also enhance other attributes of an ecosystem (Spigel, 2015).

We can decide which habits serve us well and which don't.