Sentence examples for a less accustomed from inspiring English sources

Participants paired unrelated concepts by canonical colours (a less accustomed task – e.g., pairing ketchup with fire-extinguishers due to both being red) or paired well-related concepts by semantic relationship (a typical task – e.g., ketchup is related to mustard).

England winger Nowell, playing in a less-accustomed role at centre, made them pay for those changes as he broke an initial tackle and forced his way over from close range after four minutes.

In fact, people "all the time" assume Knoll is the flight attendant, particularly when traveling into countries less accustomed to seeing a woman in such a role.

Her second-round opponent is Jarmila Groth, an Australian who is much less accustomed than Krumm to Grand Slam pressure.

Not all Syracuse residents were quite so understanding of people from afar, who might be less accustomed to such a pounding.

The involvement of women in it has been a cultural shock for Iraqi men far less accustomed to dealing with women professionally, especially in the military.

I would argue that this is a hurdle that becomes ever higher for death-penalty advocates to jump, as society becomes less and less accustomed to death as a public, visible phenomenon.

Despite having opted for contemporary music, the author, who was trained in the dodecaphonist tradition, has created a score that's appropriate for ears less accustomed to such sounds.

But failure — especially being swept in a postseason series — is something the franchise is less accustomed to.

Unlike the inhalation of nicotine contained in smoke, which allows for nearly immediate effects on receptors and virtually instant satisfaction for the smoker, replacement therapies have a slower onset, allowing the user to become less accustomed to immediate reinforcement.

But Americans remain less accustomed to such chopped-up gratification, particularly in a sport that now qualifies as a sideshow in their footballcentric sports culture.