Sentence examples similar to accustomed to recognizing from inspiring English sources

Building these physically sound worlds allows Google's designers to create interface and interaction heuristics that users grow accustomed to and recognize across platforms.

There's not much that a user accustomed to Windows won't recognize.

The "problem" with that advice is that we become so accustomed to living with our problems, we cease to recognize them.

But both recognize that people are accustomed to what they have now.

Some cats become accustomed to a specific litter and may not recognize the tray as a toilet unless it contains their usual litter.

Nurses recognized that women were not accustomed to taking drugs without food, and that some were afraid of possible side effects, mainly dizziness and nausea.

If one has been accustomed to having a husband or wife, but can no longer recognize him or her, it makes intuitive sense to put a fellow-resident in the place of a spouse.

Parents are so accustomed to fending off the unsolicited judgment of strangers that we don't know how to recognize when someone is just trying to make conversation.

Girardi has been one of Sabathia's most loyal supporters, but it seems that even he recognizes that Sabathia has not been the ace everyone is accustomed to.

But collectors of post-World War II art accustomed to the spiky bronze casts of Marini's riders in the 1950s might find it hard to recognize Marini's hand in the remarkable "Small Horse" from the 1930s.

While we all recognize rules of right and wrong behavior in our own human societies, we're not accustomed to looking for them among animals.