Sentence examples similar to accustomed atmosphere from inspiring English sources

"I spent three years in the Army Reserves here in Canada, and I'm sort of accustomed to that intense atmosphere," he explains about the N.F.L. Norseth was another player who had an outstanding postseason game to attract interest.

I had become so accustomed to the negative atmosphere of my family, that it was an adjustment being treated like a real person.

Lawmakers and aides said the nearly united Republican resistance in Congress was a new atmosphere for a White House accustomed to strong public support for its policies and the willingness to settle any disagreements privately.

Accustomed all my life to the free exchange of views, the atmosphere of this evening shocked me and struck me as a sort of violation of the decencies of human relationship.

Most of the participants reported that they enjoyed a supportive atmosphere when learning and that group education was their accustomed learning style since childhood.

"One of the most serious reasons that forces Putin to hold on to power is the atmosphere of wealth and luxury to which he has become accustomed and which he does not want to give up".

Diners more accustomed to all-you-can-eat rodizio-style restaurants may be pleasantly surprised by Samba's homey pleasures and mellow atmosphere.

Ruth Borchard says that "Accustomed by training and experience to the acceptance of ascetic, masculine values, he was completely overpowered by her intensely feminine atmosphere" (1957, 46).

People have grown accustomed to stable prices.

Putin presided with all his accustomed bravado.

We now return to our accustomed obscurity.