Sentence examples for Well accustomed from inspiring English sources

Well accustomed to painting grandees, he was socially at ease with his royal and aristocratic patrons.

I am well accustomed to online scrutiny.

The Caribbean public is well accustomed to patronage networks.

There once were two planets, well accustomed to life and death.

He is well accustomed to the internecine politics of the arts.

He was already well accustomed to stirring controversy with his writings.

I am well accustomed to Navajo silence, to softly touching handshakes and a deflected gaze.

We are now well accustomed to the Met's knee-jerk responses to malpractice.

The state, well accustomed to alarming economic events, finds itself experiencing something unfamiliar: guarded optimism.

He must be well accustomed to this sort of performance, because he plays up to it.

Those who live here are well accustomed to such bluster, and are mostly happy to ignore it.