Sentence examples for accustomed to manipulating from inspiring English sources
Ms. Parker's Blanche registers as a lively, self-assured gal, accustomed to manipulating others with her feminine wiles.
A serious photographer accustomed to manipulating images through choice of film, lens, shutter speed and aperture will discover that while some of those concepts still apply, the digital camera is first and foremost a computer that must be mastered on its own terms.
Other RoGO kinks were overcome by the subject growing more accustomed to manipulating things with his mind.
Indeed, we are so accustomed to having our heartstrings manipulated, Kubrick's philosophic concerns can appear cold and clinical in comparison.
A juvenile group in a Larchmont family, accustomed to watch TV in the basement, became interested in puppets-the kind that theycould manipulate themselves.
The New Yorker, January 17 , 1959P. 19 A juvenile group in a Larchmont family, accustomed to watch TV in the basement, became interested in puppets-the kind that theycould manipulate themselves.
By L. Lowy and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, January 17 , 1959P. 19 A juvenile group in a Larchmont family, accustomed to watch TV in the basement, became interested in puppets-the kind that theycould manipulate themselves.
The proposed multi-scale model forms a well-suited basis for realizing the collaboration concept, which allows several experts to simultaneously manipulate a shared infrastructure model on various scales while using the different design tools they are accustomed to.
She's accustomed to that.
CANADIANS are accustomed to immigrants.
Ogdensburg is accustomed to defeat.
