How To Use Second nature In A Sentence
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This is because it is second nature for them to pose their questions at the level of the individual organism.
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With his gentle disposition – the impeccable manners seem second nature rather than an actorly affectation – you rather wonder how Redmayne will cope with the spotlight.
Eddie Redmayne: the loneliness of being a hot young actor
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Effective training and appraisal must also become second nature; in a large charity, this should be a condition for becoming a trustee.
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You have to frequent these sites often and read a lot of posts before this language becomes second nature.
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And having achieved his narrow victory, the famous flip-flop on fundamental issues was second nature to him.
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He's been teaching for so long that it's second nature to him.
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The seasons, frighteningly unfamiliar to your average cook, are second nature to Susan and Margaret.
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But you just get over that barrier and it becomes second nature.
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The album may venture into uncharted territory, but it sounds like second nature.
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He was not what might be called convivial, though fond of good company - very little wine affecting him - so that a certain self-control became second nature to him.
"Marse Henry" : an autobiography,
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It must be adhered to at all times, and must become second nature.
THE DOG LISTENER: Learning the Language of your Best Friend
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Once he'd exhausted the tennis chat that I'm sure he'd planned out in advance, the submanager asked about my role at Second Nature and I knew where the conversation was headed.
Reconstituted (novel excerpt)
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He's got to "ingrain" a different technique so that it's second nature and that can only come by consistently playing attacking tennis in all his matches.
Tennis-X.com :: Xtreme Tennis News
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This is because it is second nature for them to pose their questions at the level of the individual organism.
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Stroking a dick seems second nature to her so how is this sueable?
The Superficial - Because You're Ugly
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I used to hate computers, but using them is second nature to me now.
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Surveillance - a new and ominous term - became compulsive and almost second nature, even when its use was self-defeating.
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The album may venture into uncharted territory, but it sounds like second nature.
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Speaking English is second nature to him.
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More stress requires to be laid on riding with one hand only and with arms (_i. e._, drawn swords), for the bit, with or without a feeling on the bridoon, is in War the only practical method of direction; and the use of his weapons when mounted must have become second nature to the man if they are not to be a constant impediment to him in the control of his horse.
Cavalry in Future Wars
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After a while, driving becomes second nature to you.
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Use is (a) second nature.
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Health education comes as second nature to soap operas.
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As I have been to many Evensongs since, the order of the service is now second nature.
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Use is (a) second nature.
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Habit is second nature.
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Empathy and familiarity with someone gives rise to a vicarious capacity to experience his responses, a kind of second nature.
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Yea, so settled and rooted was I in these things, that they became as a second nature to me; the which, as I have also with soberness considered since, did so offend the Lord, that even in my childhood he did scare and affrighten me with fearful dreams, and did terrify me with fearful visions.
Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners
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Gearing down for corners, junctions and roundabouts starts off as a novel experience with the Sentronic, and quickly becomes efficient second nature.
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Use is (a) second nature.
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Knowing that there were 12 pennies to the shilling, and 20 shillings to the pound, was second nature.
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Divorce, if I may say so, seems second nature to fdm stars.
A Mirror Cracked From Side To Side
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If one is well grounded in youth, the object of love and sound toilet training, these things become second nature.
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Habit is (a) second nature.
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Planning ahead had always come as second nature to her.
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Habit is (a) second nature.
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In a country whose history is so littered with real conspiracies, it is second nature to accept anything at face value with extreme reluctance.
BLOOD AGAINST THE SNOWS: The Tragic Story of Nepal's Royal Dynasty
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Every pious action leaves a certain tincture or disposition upon the soul, which being seconded by actions of the same nature, whether by the superaddition of new degrees, or a more radicate fixation of the same, grows at length into an habit or quality, of the force and energy of a second nature.
Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. II.
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Custom is a second nature.
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The threesome dealt with an aerial bombardment late in the game as if it was second nature to them.
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He's been teaching for so long that it's second nature to him.
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For the corruption of weak choices results in a chain of habit being formed, which fetters the character and becomes second nature, flawed or ‘vitiated’ nature.
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Pay close attention to the sweep pattern and strokes, and this will eventually become second nature.
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It must be adhered to at all times, and must become second nature.
THE DOG LISTENER: Learning the Language of your Best Friend
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Flatters human resources inspector general who becomes second nature the grandson to cultivate, confuses by attractive Pei is not oneself, will keep them out invincibly directly.
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After a while, driving becomes second nature to you.
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And having achieved his narrow victory, the famous flip-flop on fundamental issues was second nature to Vajpayee.
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I used to hate computers, but using them is second nature to me now.
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Habit is second nature.
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The absolute pinnacle where high standards are not expected, they are second nature.
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Of course I am going to put my seatbelt on when I drive, it is second nature, but I unclip it to reverse up my tricky driveway.
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Political engagement is second nature to us.
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Planning ahead had always come as second nature to her.
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The key is to get into a mindset where it becomes second nature to save energy rather than squander it.
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Habit is (a) second nature.
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The seasons, frighteningly unfamiliar to your average cook, are second nature to Susan and Margaret.
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Planning ahead had always come as second nature to her.
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He's been teaching for so long that it's second nature to him.
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Custom is a second nature.
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As far as the sound of the show went, the group were familiar with what they were performing, but the songs didn't translate as second nature; rediscovering bike riding would be an apropos analogy, I suppose.
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Custom is a second nature.
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There is literal truth in the proverb that habit is second nature.
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It must be adhered to at all times, and must become second nature.
THE DOG LISTENER: Learning the Language of your Best Friend
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Parisian workman could not conceal a certain brigandish air that was second nature to them.
Monte-Cristo's Daughter
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The absolute pinnacle where high standards are not expected, they are second nature.
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Habit is second nature.
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You have to frequent these sites often and read a lot of posts before this language becomes second nature.
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Effective training and appraisal must also become second nature; in a large charity, this should be a condition for becoming a trustee.
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He was not what might be called convivial, though fond of good company -- very little wine affecting him -- so that a certain self-control became second nature to him.
Marse Henry, Complete An Autobiography
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You have to frequent these sites often and read a lot of posts before this language becomes second nature.
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Flirting is second nature to you and you are almost shameless when it comes to practicing your flirting style.
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Planning ahead had always come as second nature to her.
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Wearing the leggings has become second nature.
The Sun
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We observe cats and dogs acquiring the same second nature.