Sentence examples for as if accustomed from inspiring English sources

Extraordinarily striking, tall and powerfully built, he moves with the confidence and grace of an athlete, as if accustomed to commanding attention with physical charisma alone.

Louise Whitfield said, almost as if accustomed to a certain legal detachment and taken by surprise: "We are very, very worried about our claimants and what will happen to them if they lose their care.

The boy must be spared the endless, gratuitous suffering to which the Chinese were as accustomed as if their whole existence depended on it.

We might as well get accustomed.

But as soon as she grew accustomed to the idea, "it became even more fun.

If anything, he looked as if he was accustomed to such service.

It seemed as if he was accustomed to being teased.

His golfing partner, Bob Iritano, smiled gamely, looking as if he was accustomed to hearing his famous friend crack stand-up jokes.

More surprisingly, while modeled after American "sound," even European pop music rarely crosses the region's borders, as if Europeans were accustomed to lyrics in English but not in other languages.

In one taken when he was around 40, he has a good, self-amused, modern face with a slight vertical crease in his brow as if he was accustomed to saying "Oh, really?" with a smiling frown.

While the gaze of the painter is fixed on the woman, her own attention is off to the left, as if she were accustomed to being only an object of attention.