Sentence examples for accustomed to interacting from inspiring English sources

Students are already accustomed to interacting online and supplementing their daily lives with the Web and social media.

Those from biology departments are accustomed to interacting with each other, but not necessarily with evolution-minded faculty from other departments.

"Drivers and pedestrians are accustomed to interacting in particular ways, removing a driver from some vehicles can lead to uncertainty and miscommunication".

First, this eventually constructs a small "in-group" cluster of Facebook friends and topics that dominate your feed; and as you grow accustomed to interacting with them, this causes your behavior to change, and you interact with them even more, reinforcing their in-group status … and (relatively) isolating you from the rest of your friends, the out-group.

Pet dogs are accustomed to interacting with unfamiliar humans, and sometimes unfamiliar dogs, in positive ways.

The current format of the proposed screening tool was viewed positively; younger soldiers were viewed as being accustomed to interacting with computers and therefore would be comfortable completing the questionnaire in this way.

Our senses need that time to grow accustomed to, safely interact with, and then register the remarkable moments we experience in foreign places.

While the viewers are actually taking turns as they ask the camera to turn this way or zoom in on that, they do not realize it because the camera movements are very quick and Internet surfers are accustomed to short delays in interacting with a Web site.

This is obviously because I have half as many people reading these updates but also likely because many of the ones I purged were followers from Twitter or elsewhere on the web who were more accustomed to the idea of interacting with stuff I share.

This enabled us to assess if males interact with novel females differently than they interact with females they have grown accustomed to.

It wasn't perfect, as Butler's piece demonstrates, but it is head and shoulders above how other health systems interact (I am accustomed to having patients seen by specialists and never receiving notification of any sort from the specialists).