Sentence examples for accustomed and from inspiring English sources

He was encouraged by Jolie to immerse himself into the mindset of a man accustomed and desensitised to violence.

But over the years the complaints died down, as operagoers grew accustomed, and the complacency worried me more.

Gold is the colour to which Bolt has become accustomed and a Commonwealth gold is the one thing missing from the medal cabinet in Kingston, Jamaica.

The backlash, even in a post-Brexit land when we are daily and wearily becoming accustomed and numbed to racial injury, was staggering.

"They wanted to hold on to sail in the proper southwesterly breeze they have become accustomed, and if that meant sitting out today, that was going to be the case," Murray said.

Even so, he had a knack of pointing out the ticks and eccentricities of a political campaign to which we Brits have grown dispiritingly accustomed, and offered useful comparisons to how things were done across the pond.

Consumers who are familiar with and accustomed to online and mobile payments are more likely to acknowledge online marketing channels.

You look and act differently than most people are accustomed to, and they're simply not used to change.

The idea is that investors would become accustomed to and comfortable with slight changes in values.

Internet users are accustomed to, and typically embrace, rapid-fire change.

The mound at Marchant Stadium was steeper than Hitchcock was accustomed to, and his back stiffened.