usual interests

"We shan't neglect our usual interests and private projects, of course."

"if you think that while all this was going on, Georges had neglected his usual interests, you are all too right.

The suggestion was made several times in the late 19th century but was opposed by John Samuel Swire as uneconomic and too far outside their usual interests.

Ignoring the usual interests of the globe-trotter, they have concentrated on artistic and archeological values peculiar to the places visited, which few have the opportunity to see."

This holiday was mainly to visit relatives rather than our usual interests of mountains, volcanoes and glaciers so I must confess it was a bit boring for us.

It was a scene as far removed from Mr Norrell's usual interests as it was possible to be, yet it went to his heart in a way he could not understand.

Sharp notes that Molester's Train: Nasty Behavior exhibits many of Satō's usual interests, including a sequence employing a "disorienting labyrinth of gazes" involving the young male molester, his films, his victim on the train, another molester's victim, and the audience.