Sentence examples for accustomed us from inspiring English sources

The new generation has accustomed us to solid musicianship.

The eight years of George Bush's presidency have accustomed us to errors, lies and manipulation.

Reality programming, after all, has accustomed us to watching the great unwashed get ready for their close-ups.

Hadid's large painted renderings have accustomed us to this approach, but it's spectacular to see it fully realized.

Reviewing "Dexter" in The Times in 2008, Ginia Bellafante wrote, "Dexter Morgan is continually differentiating himself, in ways both philosophical and mundane, from the street-grade sociopaths pulp fiction and local news have accustomed us to".

Can you imagine that, the face of our next president?" Trump's comments about Mexican immigrants, John McCain, and Megyn Kelly, among others, have accustomed us to his outrageous and misogynistic statements.

Modernist ideology accustoms us to think that experimentation can take place on the margins of a culture, but hip-hop production is the site of some of the weirdest, wittiest thinking in pop music today.

And so, guided by the noblest and most altruistic of intentions, Clifford Keith Hillegass became a pioneer in accustoming us to what might at first seem oxymoronic: the apparently unlikely concept of literature without language.

More recently, Adam Gopnik wrote a long essay about cookbooks in the New Yorker in which he claimed, among other things, that one of the functions of recipes is to accustom us to "the anticlimax of the actual, the perpetual disappointment of the thing achieved".

As such, it accustoms us to subjecting ourselves to examination.

We are all, to varying degrees, used to considering education in the context of a social science and psychology literature that accustoms us to imagine development in terms of life stages.