Yet there has never been so many sources of local news available, given the web has removed barriers to publishing, social media has got everyone accustomed to self-publishing (and self-publicizing), and smartphones are ubiquitous e-readers in everyone's pockets.
He accepted its rituals and became accustomed to self-sacrifice.
As many Saudis themselves will tell you, theirs is not a society accustomed to self-reflection.
Your frequency of masturbation is probably not an issue; however, men who've become accustomed to self-pleasuring in a particularly rough way eg using high friction with a towel, sometimes have difficulty climaxing during intercourse, because no vagina feels like that.
The letter also voiced concern that tinctures or extracts — which have higher levels of THC, the psychoactive compound in weed — might prove too potent for patients accustomed to self-medicating by smoking.
On the other hand, he might have been a person not accustomed to self-observation and recognition of his mood, pain and perceived well-being fluctuations.
Some argue that patient self-determination is not compatible with social mores in Japan, where collective decision-making is prevalent, and that patients are not accustomed to self-determination [ 21, 22].
And then I will revert to my normal self, accustomed to the limitless supply the grid offers.
Day 1 I'm not gonna lie, even my pad-accustomed self was nervous about going solo with just these pretty panties for protection.
Young modern selves, accustomed to nights alone in the home-entertainment watchtower, were stepping cautiously into a Frank Capra scene that turned out to be comfortable and real.
The Australian public, accustomed to more self-deprecation from its champions, reacted with ambivalence to that final comment, but perhaps Djokovic's tendency to wear his confidence on his short sleeves is exactly what is required to stop a juggernaut like Federer.
