Use "habitually" in a sentence

1. Spelman, it seemed, was habitually anxious at her husband's forays to foreign soils, for she voiced constant reminders towards him during the days leading up to his departure

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2. Though Homer maintained his habitually ironic tone, the look across his face was deeply

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3. Anger, Resentment and Shame are passionate expressions internalized by individuals who habitually rely upon, for a variety of

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4. When principles of non-violence are either self-contained or practiced unconditionally under circumstances (otherwise) calling for a measured response, (sound) judgment and common sense appealing to the requirements of a peaceful, well-ordered society that every citizen (otherwise) owes an obligation, and whose conspicuous merits, perhaps laudable in some instances, however questionable at other times, and where (such) natural impulses are routinely rejected, even more remarkably when Property and Person and at times the Nation, are at risk by (anti-social) individuals determined to provoke harm; weighs in the balance, and where (institutional) recourse is problematical or uncertain, an (individual) is required, inasmuch as it lies within that individual‘s capacity to do so, to discourage such annoyances as they may present themselves to that individual as well as that individual‘s family and friends, however contrary to that individual‘s ―nature,‖ lest that individual‘s misplaced pacifism further encourage mischief makers and bullies alike, by providing license to habitually upset the harmony and safety of private and public concerns as it (otherwise) suits their primitive whims

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5. Remember you cannot always see the dog and may miss the evidence as you habitually are looking beyond the dog for any movement to shoot and kill the criminal or terrorist before he kills your dog

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6. He habitually wore a cap, what the locals call, ‘a chirper

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7. “Probably just gravel,” he said, and then Chuck gently placed the fossil into the doubled up plastic shopping bags which he habitually carried on expeditions

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8. He swung his legs over the edge of the bed and reached for the glass of water his wife habitually had there

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9. It will come to U when U develop habitually a Character of Fully Integrated Honesty

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10. Pat habitually went for weeks without writing, and Mrs

11. He was a short, dark man; handsome though his physique evidenced that he habitually ate better than any dozen of his tenants

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12. In Plymouth Colony it soon became apparent that those more lazy or indolent would habitually show up late for work in the fields

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13. Gretchen, one of Tom's covert body guards has scanned the scene and habitually looked up to survey the buildings around the square

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14. that the citizen should habitually find in all his fellow countrymen equals, brothers, and that he should nowhere meet with the least sign of

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15. that the citizen should habitually find in all his fellow countrymen equals, brothers; and that he should nowhere meet

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16. Whatever you habitually think

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17. ” Yazadril said, falling habitually into his teaching manner

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18. He bowed to the table in general, and habitually straightened the jacket of his neat brown suit

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19. Talia was the only other humanoid there, and the other four habitually went about completely unclothed, as was the manner of their races

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20. Mall cigarette habitually hanging out of his mouth

21. Manaea was habitually stone-faced, and LeeAnn Dasczo, Swann felt, was a born con-artist

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22. habitually attribute it to their narcissistic omnipotence, with which

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23. habitually thinks of himself as younger than he actually was at the time of

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24. Habitually, when she

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25. Michael habitually had stopped by Mabel's shop for the past

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26. Without the giggles and mocking with which girls habitually draw attention to themselves, the boys lost inhibitions and calculated the river flow, mapped the stars, climbed rocky escarpments, skinny-dipped, used trigonometry to work out the height of hills and trees, held impromptu concerts, made up plays and, throwing off the shackles of convention, accepted my assertion that they'd enjoy participating in ‘free movement’ to the strumming of their teacher’s Spanish guitar

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27. “Now there was a rich man, and he habitually dressed in purple and fine linen, joyously living in splendor every day

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28. In the first place let it be understood that an Adept habitually keeps His

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29. keep it habitually in the heart, the throat or the solar plexus

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30. other; and so it may well be that in time a nucleus of those who habitually

31. Apart from the mountain of paperwork she habitually took home, her weekends were her sanctuary

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32. He habitually put large meanings into small expressions

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33. Cats habitually will return to

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34. But when it came to actually doing something with this knowledge, such as gathering energy by changing my behavior, I habitually did less than I could have

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35. Bonnie’s path included being the unwitting perpetrator of misapplied love, in order for her to understand how most of us are conformed to manipulate others under the guise of our daily negotiations through life: everything is political, and honesty is habitually framed by self-interest

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36. Because I was habitually focused on the negative, she joked—kind of—she said this feeling of “enough” would probably manifest as something being wrong

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37. But when it came to actually doing something with this knowledge, such as gathering energy by changing my behavior, I habitually did less than I could have because, although she said my life might depend on it, I did not fully appreciate how damaging my poor behaviors could /had become

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38. Bonnie’s path included being the unwitting perpetrator of misapplied love, in order for her to understand how most of us are conformed to manipulate others, under the guise of our daily negotiations through life: everything is political, and honesty is habitually framed by self-interest

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39. this type of headache habitually, it's important to consult a doctor or other health

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40. With the exception of his lectures and tutorials, Victor was habitually late, so he

41. to be serious about anything; he was habitually impulsive and loved to

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42. Touched, confused and habitually polite, Ariel didn’t answer

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43. Advertisers habitually try to trick consumers into thinking they’re getting more than they actually are

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44. But deregulation of the medical industry is certainly no means for alarm; quite the opposite, it’s a cause for celebration, though reactionaries habitually cry wolf at any attempt to balance

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45. But, even so, numerous accounts of his drunken and violent reveries remain, in which he habitually murdered people and tore down cultural treasures (such as the palace of Xerxes)

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46. war – destroy destruction; overcome all obstacles habitually and with an ease becoming

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47. He did it by being publicly baptized, by joining the company of those who had been baptized already, by publicly promising to give up idolatry and wickedness of all kinds, and by habitually taking part with the followers of Jesus of Nazareth in all their religious assemblies, their ways, and their practices

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48. But both women habitually slept on while he went to work: that was no fun

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49. habitually went there at lunch time on Fridays for the free strip show

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50. And it is these simple folks who habitually cling onto Islam, and live like frogs in the Muslim wells

51. It is another matter though that this Islamic mess into which they habitually allow themselves to get into would only enable ‘the others’, whom they, any way, keep at an arms length, to become even more apathetic towards them

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52. Meanwhile the backward classes with a pie in every sphere of the national activity began foraying into the political arena on their own; though their elders habitually defaced the Congress symbol on their ballot papers, the younger voters, perceiving it as Brahman dominated, began to put their franchise to good use against it

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53. They collectively ignored me, except for the Tele-Virtuality pop icon, nursed from the teat of paranoia, who habitually chorused wolf for the power it wielded and the troops it summoned

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54. Every reinforcing act within the habitually participated in systems exponentially increases the culture's gravitational force upon the individual pulling them into a tightening orbit spiraling towards the heart of the hypothetical attractor, i

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55. At that time women habitually covered their faces with a black veil and wore a loose cloak to cover the entire body from head to toe whenever they left the house

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56. they, like many of them habitually did, pointed to the surrounding devastated reality to prove their point

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57. of headache habitually, it's important to consult a doctor or other health

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58. gastar spend, waste; wear, use (habitually); act, behave (e

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59. we, with divine help, learn to habitually practice kindness and

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60. He was greatly shaken, but still refused to call upon Priscilla in connection with it, and pooh-poohed the notion of her being responsible for the crime as definitely as an aged saint of habitually grave speech can be expected to pooh-pooh at all

61. Maguire sipped his Caffreys and then carefully placed his glass on the bar, habitually turning it in circles to dissipate the wet ring it left on the wood

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62. All of the other members of the pack would habitually harass the Omega

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63. Fat, elderly man, he uses a pair of reading glasses which he habitually wears perched on the bridge of his nose, while he peers over the rim at his court

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64. We do not waste our words and actions on those who habitually desolate enriching self-expression

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65. And one more thing: everything that is consciously or unconsciously involved in the sphere of our Perception, in what we automatically think or habitually feel, in what we hear or say, in our actions or our intentions, is registered in the Subconsciousness

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66. Now, you must radically change what you habitually perceive as cause-and-effect connections

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67. Since these “personalities” use such SFUURMM-Forms that habitually associate any sexual intercourse only with the low-sexual activity in their Self-Consciousness, but not with highly-sensual erotic relationship, of course, it’s quite difficult for them to tune to the SFUURMM-Forms of that UU-VVU-copy which, in its “niche”, is programmed for experiencing the most vivid and profound orgasm not from the physical intercourse, but from strong sensual emotions

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68. Habitually stroking his clean-shaven chin and touching the top

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69. But for those who habitually talk or pronounce words as they read, how is it not to vocalize?

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70. No other animal is habitually aware of only one thing at a time

71. He habitually put such thoughts aside for he could not imagine what a sexually satisfied woman would look for outside marriage

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72. evenings, our group habitually drove out west of the city, in jam-packed cars, to Agami to the lone seaside hotel with music and an open-air dancing floor of marble tiles

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73. Infect him with a debilitating case of nerve damage which attacks his left side: his weaker side: the side the undead habitually use to hide in

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74. means habitually or continually within the limit of the subject's life

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75. Getting behind the wheel after school, I habitually checked my phone for any alerts and texts, only to find three new voice messages from Eli

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76. Aei means habitually or continually within the limit

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77. Aei means habitually or continually within the limit of the subject's life

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78. The ignorant habitually consider religion solely under the character of a law of morality with rewards and punishments—thus rendering the Cross a mere nullity

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79. IN the Hebrew tongue there are no less than fifty roots, meaning, habitually or occasionally, to destroy; most of which are used in the Old Testament to specify the ultimate doom of the wicked

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80. "There are now in circulation many books dealing with Bible subjects, whose authors deem themselves to be such high 'authorities' that they habitually make assertions of the most radical sort without citing in support thereof any proof whatever

81. The problem here is that drugs have the same impact on individuals whether they are using them for the first time or habitually

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82. Instead of habitually turning to drugs, a person has the healthy option of engaging in regular physical activity

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83. face and cheerful expression that habitually greeted her in the mirror and that radiated and

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84. discovering that would be produced, would show the prisoner to have been furnished with lists of his Majesty's forces, and of their disposition and preparation, both by sea and land, and would leave no doubt that he had habitually conveyed such information to a hostile power

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85. He had that incongruity of common and elegant in which the habitually vulgar think they see the revelation of an eccentric existence, of the perturbations of sentiment, the tyrannies of art, and always a certain contempt for social conventions, that seduces or exasperates them

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86. Whatever you habitually think yourself to be, that you are

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87. You must form, now, a greater and better habit; you must form a conception of yourself as a being of limitless power, and habitually think that you are that being

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88. habitually hold of yourself

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89. These thoughts, habitually held, become invisible forms in the surrounding mind-stuff, and are with you continually

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90. Nutmeg, on which these birds habitually gorge themselves, sweetens their flesh and makes it delicious eating

91. As for me, deeply puzzled, I went below to the lounge and brought back an excellent long–range telescope I habitually used

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92. "I don't wish to make a display of my feelings, but I have habitually thought of you more in the night than I am quite equal to

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93. Throughout this part of our intercourse,—and it lasted, as will presently be seen, for what I then thought a long time,—she habitually reverted to that tone which expressed that our association was forced upon us

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94. Put the case that he often saw children solemnly tried at a criminal bar, where they were held up to be seen; put the case that he habitually knew of their being imprisoned, whipped, transported, neglected, cast out, qualified in all ways for the hangman, and growing up to be hanged

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95. I can only suppose now, that it was a part of his policy, as a very clever man, habitually to deceive his own instruments

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