Meanings of habitual action in anglès

What are the moles and strawberry-marks of habitual action, or actions remembered and thus repeated?

The habitual action will go on of itself.

She was suppressed in busy habitual action in which thoughts would have trouble permeating through her hardened, desiccated surface.

His mind has little habitual action, except in a simple, natural poetry, that one not very intimate with him would never know anything about.

Here again an habitual action had obscured a casual movement; for, as I have already said, the vision very rarely corresponds with the momentary reality.

This, I reply, is the habitual action of the scientific mind -at least of that portion of it which applies itself to physical investigation.

He was chewing tobacco, and now he spat upon the ground, not rudely, but as performing an habitual action in a moment of abstracted thought.

Among such habitual actions are thumb sucking, thigh rubbing, and air swallowing.

Most of the habitual actions to which we are trained are of this ideo-motor sort.

So it is with habitual actions in general.

CL: Healthy nails come from habitual actions.

Yes; but are they not also the admitted characters of habitual actions that are due to memory?

How unconsciously many habitual actions are performed, indeed not rarely in direct opposition to our conscious will!

First, the development of the embryo proceeds in an established order; so must all habitual actions based on memory.

"How unconsciously," Mr. Darwin continues, "many habitual actions are performed, indeed not rarely in direct opposition to our conscious will!