Sentence examples for accustomed to consuming from inspiring English sources

But the greater challenge faced by Mr. Deitch and others in the field is not luring new audiences accustomed to consuming media in blended form as much as it is attracting those who consume most media on hand-held tablets back into a brick-and-mortar temples to art.

The behavioural economist saw a user base accustomed to consuming music for free and now habitually disinclined to pay for it.

This is not the type of science fiction that we are accustomed to consuming, or that TV and film producers are accustomed to making.

It's as if we're micro-focusing on less daunting and less damning culprits to distract ourselves from the one that's most fearsome and difficult to change, which is the sheer volume of food that many Americans are accustomed to consuming.

Followers of the Weather Channel or the N.H.C.'s Twitter feed have grown accustomed to consuming visual data — those rainfall maps are the output of NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement mission — but it's unlikely that they grasp the scale of the enterprise.

Perhaps Bloodline's true Achilles heel isn't the show itself, but how its audience has grown accustomed to consuming it.

And it's more than a glorified e-reader: the limitations of that type of hardware are lethal to many of the methods in which we are now accustomed to finding, consuming, and creating content (to say nothing of the screen quality).

The other is to reduce demand: to accustom ourselves to consuming less, which he notes is a tougher psychological exercise than it appears.

He argues that if one were to become accustomed to merely slaughtering animals and immediately consuming them while their blood still lies before us on the ground, we might become insensitive, and even violent.

Northern Europe, whose holidaymakers have become accustomed to the flavours of the south, are consuming more olive oil.

The tropical fish, which were accustomed to scraping algae and other types of food off the coral, were ravenously consuming the thick vegetation of the kelp forest.