Sentence examples for accustomed to acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Because it is quite funny how the mainstream has become accustomed to acknowledging the importance of countercultural figures, expressing affection and admiration, while simultaneously maintaining its own position as a bulwark against everything they stand for.

The Private Web operates on deeper emotions and instincts than we are accustomed to acknowledging.

Still, as an executive accustomed to projects with quick turnarounds, he acknowledged that he was struggling to adapt to the pace of Congress, where almost nothing gets done quickly.

He is accustomed to this sort of pessimism and readily acknowledges how complicated the brain is.

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

Torre acknowledged that many players had become accustomed to using personal trainers.

Right fielder Paul O'Neill acknowledged that the Yankees were not accustomed to the development that has overtaken them the past several weeks.

We're astonished, after all, by things that deviate from some well known and universally acknowledged norm, from an obviousness we've grown accustomed to.

She acknowledged that many of the fans may be more accustomed to glassware, and may scoff at the plastic alternatives.

BDO's analysts acknowledged that this may well "come as shock" for consumers accustomed to years of retail-price deflation.

Challenges in evaluating potential therapeutic options for West Nile neuroinvasive disease were acknowledged; these patients are often admitted to smaller hospitals not accustomed to participating in clinical trials.