Sentence examples for accustomed to possessing from inspiring English sources

Interaction among leaders who are accustomed to possessing power is vulnerable to conflict and miscommunication, which undermines their collective performance.

In future similar cases among the military, if Congress enacts the substitute law as the Court suggests, ante p. 21, the accused must face a jury far removed from the scene of the alleged crime and before jurors without the understanding of the quality and character of a military crime possessed by those accustomed to administer the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

But they also bring a level of subject matter expertise that a data scientist does not possess, and they are accustomed to using that expertise — and not a data model — to make a decision.

We have a society accustomed to the pursuit of prosperity and individual gratification, often resentful of immigrants, and possessing a perilously skin-deep attachment to democracy.

We have, through sheer necessity, grown accustomed to watching leaders tumble from power and be replaced by seemingly lesser lights possessed of little executive experience or none at all.

Golkar members have grown accustomed to power.

People have become accustomed to free music.

I have become accustomed to these words.

I'm excited to have someone tell me I'm beautiful". Though an extraordinary human of many talents, verbosity was not a trait my recent ex possessed, and "you're beautiful" were not words I was accustomed to hearing.

The big men who function as a platoon are not just accustomed to taking down psychotics and schizophrenics, but also prisoners freaking out because of K2 overdoses, which prison officials have suggested is what possessed JRock that day.

She's accustomed to that.