Sentence examples for accustomed as from inspiring English sources

And festival goers are easy to please, accustomed as they are to the muddy miseries of Glastonbury and the like.

He probably suspects that the capital is too big a place for his people to defend, accustomed as they are to fighting in the countryside.

For local residents, the new art reality may take some getting used to, accustomed as they are to rushing by their surroundings.

The boy must be spared the endless, gratuitous suffering to which the Chinese were as accustomed as if their whole existence depended on it.

Doe's Eat Place was a new experience for me, being accustomed, as I am, to dining in restaurants that provide menus.

Memory, whose skin cracks and blisters in the sun, is accustomed, as an albino, to being regarded with "fear-laced fascination and suspicion".

The new design also comes with a set of new features like the Speed Dial, bookmarking and tabbed browsing elements Opera desktop browser users have long grown accustomed to as well as a handy password manager.

Perhaps European shoppers simply aren't as accustomed to discount shopping as we are.

Unfortunately, we are as accustomed to shortsightedness and political cynicism as we are to the smell of ash on a hot summer's day.

He is as accustomed to acting as a hate figure for the Chinese government as he is to being a symbol of hope to many people elsewhere.Myanmar has also vexed China, its most involved economic partner, of late.

Will it be different back in Afghanistan, maybe, where men are not as accustomed to working for a woman?