Sentence examples for be accustomed at from inspiring English sources

That these issues have now been subsumed in a debate over political correctness and free speech on campus — important but largely separate subjects — is proof of the self-serving deflection to which we should be accustomed at this point.

DEMOCRACY is not something to which ordinary Tory party members have been accustomed, at least when it comes to picking their own leaders.

All subjects gave verbal informed consent, as was accustomed at that time.

The vinyl collection is very on point, and for the most part, the staff doesn't give off the typical music snobbery you might be accustomed to at other independent record shops.

When a person manages to break into the middle class, they may still be accustomed to living at a lower income.

One might think Walmart would be accustomed to loud protesters at its annual shareholder meeting, but one would be wrong.

"I let them know that physically I was not able to play at the level I'm accustomed to at this time," Starks said.

This is the sort of punitive altruism that Americans are accustomed to, at least since the first world war.

Meanwhile there have been moments when his batting has taken away the breath of a larger audience than he is accustomed to at Taunton.

Art Dubai is not like western art fairs: it doesn't have the quality that connoisseurs are accustomed to at Basel or London's Frieze.

We certainly can survive but we can only do it by thinking in a rather larger and more collective way than we're accustomed to at the moment.