Sentence examples for accustomed obligations from inspiring English sources

Rebellion and disobedience were to be rewarded with appropriate punishment, the rebel Irish were to enter into the king's obedience, and all Irish, of whatever status, were to perform their accustomed obligations to him.

Changes of this sort will be massively resisted by much of business, accustomed to seeing all obligation as red tape that hurts the bottom line.

Then, a few paces on, a nervous, eager man appeared with a large red autograph book, a rubber band marking the page reserved for Mr. James, who took all the unsolicited attention with the gracious, faintly self-mocking air of one long accustomed to the intrusions and obligations of fame, making genial small talk and duly signing whatever was put in front of him.

Twenty-five years of free money and no discipline has made a mockery of the federal budget process, as we now are accustomed to avoiding choices and accepting the false notion that there are obligations that are non-negotiable.

The house honors its obligations to venture out, but judging from these three audiences, it also caters to an upscale clientele accustomed to physical comforts at home and expecting comfort in intellectual form at the opera house.

She's accustomed to that.

CANADIANS are accustomed to immigrants.

Ogdensburg is accustomed to defeat.

They are accustomed to disappointment.

Rosenberg was accustomed to privilege.

He is accustomed to situations.